Maggie Adhami-Boynton

ShopThing, Inc. is a Canadian company that is revolutionizing the way people shop and sell through live video commerce. The company is based in Toronto, Canada. ShopThing has a unique and first-of-a-kind short video live shopping approach that has been hailed as the next evolution in e-commerce by industry analysts. The company launched its marketplace app in March 2021 to an unprecedented waitlist, the largest in live shopping history. ShopThing boasts the largest social commerce audience of any live shopping marketplace, with over half a million customers. Sign up to get access to designer items at 70%% off, the hottest sample sales that only ever happen in-app, and limited edition products that are sold-out within minutes. ShopThing partners with top luxury brands and multi-brand retailers to deliver one-of-a-kind live shopping experiences. Founded in 2018 by Maggie Adhami-Boynton, who has been the CEO since then, the company has taken the Asia-Pacific region by storm and is now bringing the $430 billion gig economy to North America.

ShopThing, Inc. is a Canadian company that is revolutionizing the way people shop and sell through live video commerce. The company is based in Toronto, Canada. ShopThing has a unique and first-of-a-kind short video live shopping approach that has been hailed as the next evolution in e-commerce by industry analysts. The company launched its marketplace app in March 2021 to an unprecedented waitlist, the largest in live shopping history. ShopThing boasts the largest social commerce audience of any live shopping marketplace, with over half a million customers. Sign up to get access to designer items at 70%% off, the hottest sample sales that only ever happen in-app, and limited edition products that are sold-out within minutes. ShopThing partners with top luxury brands and multi-brand retailers to deliver one-of-a-kind live shopping experiences. Founded in 2018 by Maggie Adhami-Boynton, who has been the CEO since then, the company has taken the Asia-Pacific region by storm and is now bringing the $430 billion gig economy to North America.