Do note that Business Class is self-guided with the exception of Sophia Amoruso’s live calls, so you’re able to take the program at your own pace, and you get lifetime access to everything. All live calls are recorded and shared inside our community, The Lounge, for playback in case you can’t make it live. Each week, Sophia Amoruso will also host a live call where she’ll be joined by some of the greatest guest entrepreneurs and industry leaders to discuss that week’s Flight. There are also 3 Layover (break) Weeks throughout the program to give you time to digest, catch up, or implement what you’re learning. The program content is split up into 7 Flights (our words for modules), each of which contains pre-recorded video lessons and worksheets to get you working on your business in real-time. 'She has established herself as an inspiring leader here at Nasty Gal and I am confident in her ability to execute on our vision,' Amoruso said of Waterson.Business Class is fully virtual, on-demand, and is guided over 10 weeks. So why the sudden change? Although her statement in the press release doesn't seem to answer this question directly, according to Fashionista, it seems that the #GirlBoss has faith in Waterson to be successful in the company. I know, I know - sounds like all the same duties and just a different, less fancy title. According to the press release, Amoruso says she will still be a creative voice and consultant when it comes to all things Nasty Gal, remaining on the executive board and overseeing major marketing duties in the business. She's simply handing over the reigns of the company to Sheree Waterson, president (and now CEO) of the company. To be fair, the #GirlBoss author isn't going to be disappearing altogether when it comes to Nasty Gal. Sophia Amoruso is stepping down as CEO of Nasty Gal.

After a huge 2014, Amoruso has surprised everyone with a big announcement to begin 2015. WATCH: You Won’t Have to Answer the Dreaded Salary Question Anymore The divorce came first. After starting her company, Nasty Gal, from basically nothing and growing it into a multi-million dollar company, Amoruso now has a best-selling book (#GirlBoss-you may have heard of it), a major social media following and a general nod of acceptance from all of us that she is one of the big shots in the retail world. By age 32, my one-year marriage had ended, and my company, Nasty Gal, had filed for bankruptcy. As fashion CEOs go, Sophia Amoruso has been one of the biggest names in the industry.

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