About Us

Tamany is the attorney you want in your corner when your brand’s in trouble—and preferably with a black coffee in hers. As founder of California IP Law in Manhattan Beach (after years as a partner at DLA Piper and Venable) she’s tackled everything from coconut‑milk labeling lawsuits to viral‑video fair‑use brawls, often while sneaking in a one‑liner that makes her team crack a smile. Tamany writes and speaks on cutting‑edge advertising and intellectual property issues (yes, she even broke down Meghan Markle’s “AS EVER” saga), and she brings the same energy to Pour Tous that she brings to a courtroom showdown. Outside of work, she’s been known to go viral on TikTok with obscure trademark facts and swears her beach‑walk brainstorms are where her best ideas are born. Fierce, funny, and just caffeinated enough—Tamany proves legal brilliance doesn’t have to be boring.

President of Razor USA by day, mom-taxi driver and sideline cheerleader by night. Erica’s career has spanned scooters, diapers, and emotional intelligence—basically the full human experience. She’s led companies, launched platforms, and survived due diligence with grace (and Diet Coke). Armed with a Chemical Engineering degree, a Harvard MBA, and a Golden Retriever, she’s equally comfortable in a boardroom, on a scooter, or explaining to her kids why WiFi is a privilege, not a right.

Jennifer built a career managing millions for other people… now she manages a family, a dog, and everyone’s schedules. Before moving to Los Angeles, she was born and raised in Chicago. She climbed the investment consulting ladder at Mercer Investment Consulting, Callan Associates and Bel Air Investments advising institutions and high-net-worth clients. After 15+ years navigating markets and client meetings, she made her boldest investment yet: stepping away from finance to raise three incredible (and occasionally feral) kids. But "retired" isn't exactly in her vocabulary. She traded boardrooms for booster clubs, earnings reports for PTA agendas, and client calls for carpools. Over the last 16+ years, she's been a relentless community volunteer — serving as PTA President, sports booster, education foundation board member, team mom, sideline coach, and unofficial snack coordinator. If there’s a sign-up sheet, chances are, she’s put her name on it. When she’s not herding kids or reminding her husband how lucky he is, she’s playing tennis, hitting the Peloton, walking the dog, reading, Cricut crafting, or dreaming up their next family adventure (which may or may not involve spreadsheets). She believes in smart investing — whether it’s in people, communities, or the perfect vacation plan. And now… she’s excited for the next adventure: building Pour Tous — a brand rooted in family, friends, and a belief that what you create with people you love is always worth the effort.

Melissa’s television career spans nearly 30 years, taking her from early mornings in the newsroom to the fast-paced world of Dr.Phil…. Along the way, she’s produced everything from breaking news to heartfelt human stories—always with an eye for connection and meaning. She’s interviewed everyone from presidents to rock stars, addicts to everyday heroes, and firmly believes we can all learn from each other if we just stop and listen.  A proud Southerner with deep roots, Melissa is raising her three kids in Southern California (and yes y’all better believe they are well-versed in the fine art of grits and gumbo!)—where production deadlines, PTA meetings, and carpool schedules all carry equal weight. A storyteller at heart, she believes everyone has a story worth telling—and she’s especially proud of the one behind Pour Tous.

Armed with a Business Economics degree from UCLA and an MBA from (gasp) USC, Whitney blends analytical brilliance with creative soul. She once interned at MTV, which explains her love for spreadsheets and spontaneous dance breaks. She kicked off her career in public accounting, then wrangled complex mega-deals in commercial real estate development, and today she keeps the creative chaos in check as CFO of an ad agency.  Whitney is the proud mom of two wild & creative teenagers with ADHD, which means she's a seasoned pro in high-stakes negotiation, rapid-fire logistics, and unflappable patience. She and her family are on a mission to visit all 50 states before the kids turn 18-ish, and they’re well on their way, boards and rods usually in tow.  When she’s not balancing the books or planning cross-country road trips, you’ll find her in the ocean, in the mountains, or camping under the stars. No matter if she’s casting a line or crunching numbers, Whitney brings grit, heart, and a good sense of humor to everything she does.

Martha Tipper is the founder of Mine Label Bags, a company born from her love of practical style—and the universal need to stop losing things to your kids. She met her husband Russ at Denison University, and after moves from Boston to New York City, the two now call Manhattan Beach, CA home, along with their teens, Colbie and Bennett. Martha balances life as a business owner and mom with a steady rotation of running shoes, boarding passes, and shopping bags. When she’s not designing clever ways to keep your essentials in check, she’s planning her next great getaway (with a perfectly packed—and labeled—bag, of course).

Megan is a former Strategic Operations & Integrated Marketing executive with experience building brand partnerships, leading large teams, and producing content with Fortune 500 giants for everything content related, from global TV hits such as American Idol, AGT, The Price Is Right, and Family Feud, to social media superstars. Megan spent her career turning ideas into impact, on multiple platforms, while running on live show deadlines, caffeine, and sheer willpower.  Coke cups on judges table, check.  Ford music video cued up, check.  Gray hairs from the stress, check.   Now? Megan is the CEO of a small, but mighty household – wife, mother of three wildly active, sports-focused children, master of multitasking, negotiating screen time, finding missing shoes, and surviving multiple sports gear-related crises.  Not to mention Uber driver extraordinaire for those busy kids. So, Megan is still strategizing and still storytelling – just with more chips and goldfish and fewer board room meetings… And she wouldn’t have it any other way (well... maybe a few more hours of sleep would be helpful).