Samantha Sloane has built, sold, and walked away from more than most founders ever reach — and she is just getting started.

The serial entrepreneur, founder, and advisor has spent her career doing what others couldn't: moving between industries at the highest levels and seeing what none of them could see from the inside. She left one of the world's top business schools to build a business. It worked — a global billion-dollar brand acquired her IP. She spent the next decade inside the rooms where the biggest decisions in wellness, Wall Street, and the creator economy get made — and watched all three ask the same question with no answer: what is this person actually worth in dollars? She built a seven-figure creator brand to find out. Then she wound it down to build the answer.

That answer is Loved By — the physical retail intelligence platform that connects creator posts to in-store revenue and tells brands exactly what to do next. For an industry that has been running blind, it is the first solution built by someone who has stood on every side of the problem. For creators, it means real data to command real money. For brands, it means the clarity to invest where there is actually a return — and cut where there isn't. The measurement layer that physical retail has always needed has never existed. Until now.

Loved By is not Sloane's first exit play — it is her most deliberate one. Every business she has built, every room she has sat in, every dollar she has tracked has pointed here. She is building this to become the industry standard. She is building this to be acquired. She believes it is a unicorn.

Forget waiting for the creator economy to figure out accountability on its own — Samantha Sloane is setting a new standard: data-driven, category-defining, built from three industries no one thought to connect, and impossible to ignore.