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| 12 Jun 2025 | |
| Written by Isabella Panattoni-Wallace | |
| Alumnae News |
Lucy, Class of 2013, and Taya Jackson, Class of 2015, are sisters, co-founders, and proud LEH alumnae. They’re thrilled to share the launch of their latest venture: Nashi Pear Juice, made with 100% Korean pear juice.
The Jackson sisters, who both joined school in 3rds, saw an opportunity to create a well-being drink to delight the taste buds whilst also being kind to the environment by making the packaging 100% fully recyclable.
Both women had a great time at LEH and would like to build an even deeper connection with other alumnae. Taya said:
“At LEH, we were always encouraged to explore boldly and act on our ideas. Nashi reflects that mindset, supports wellbeing and helps people live more balanced, energised lives. We’re proud to be building a brand that reflects our values, our friendship as sisters, and our foundation as LEH students who were taught to think independently and creatively. We’d love to connect with other alumnae who are passionate about wellness, entrepreneurship, or simply finding clever solutions to life’s everyday challenges. So please get in touch with us at hello@nashipearjuice.com .”
It’s so wonderful to see LEH alumnae boldly stepping out in the world of business. For a short time the Nashi team are offering an exclusive LEH alumnae discount of 25% off! Just use the code GRACEANDINTEGRITY at checkout.
You can learn more or grab a can at www.nashipearjuice.com.
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