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Launching the K. McCarthy Fashion Truck is a dream come true for Kathleen Goff, since her new venture combines two things she loves: fashion and helping people. During Kathleen’s childhood in Little Rock, one of her mom’s best friends owned B. Barnett, the premier women’s clothing store in town. Since Kathleen’s own best friend was the granddaugher of the the founder of Dillard’s department stores, she learned a lot during her childhood about fashion and retail. Kathleen began dreaming of her own clothing store while she was still a girl. Kathleen enrolled at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, majoring in Marketing and Psychology. After graduation, she moved to Nashville to work with her sister Sissy Goff at Daystar Counseling Ministries as Assistant Director of Development. Kathleen also worked at Nashville’s premier women’s boutique, JAMIE, for a year, and has done personal shopping and wardrobe consulting for Tina Adams Wardrobe Consulting, LLC, for more than two years. With both of her academic majors fully engaged profesionally, Kathleen enrolled in the MBA program at Belmont -- and began exploring the idea of owning a fashion truck. The K. McCarthy Fashion Truck allows Kathleen to combine both her loves – fashion and helping people. “There’s something about fashion that, if done well, makes people feel so good about themselves,” Kathleen explains. “With my counseling and fashion background, helping women feel good about themselves through fashion is my sweet spot.” Kathleen also dearly loves her Wheaten Terrier, Lolly. On very happy occasions, all three loves – fashion, helping people, and one adorable dog -- will overlap at the K. McCarthy Fashion Truck.