Portlander named one of top 10 female entrepreneurs

April 6, 2023September 16, 2011 Written by Oregon Business Team

Portland-based gDiaper founder Kimberly Graham-Nye was named one of Fortune Magazine’s Top Ten Most Promising Women Entrepreneurs.

“We’ve been wanting do business a little different than traditional big businesses,” Graham-Nye said, referring to the company’s sustainable, people-focused approach.

The Northeast Portland company sells disposable and cloth diaper liners that fit into colorful covers. The biodegradable liners can be composted or flushed — making them a popular option for eco-friendly parents.

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