Fort Worth‑based ear‑care company eosera named local business veteran Carolyn Phillips as its new chief of staff. The appointment was announced on October 1, 2026, and highlights eosera’s commitment to strengthening its operations with talent that understands the community.
Phillips’ background blends entrepreneurship and civic service
Phillips comes to eosera after serving as chief revenue officer at HF Custom Solutions, where she oversaw sales strategy and growth initiatives. Earlier in her career she helped bring products to market at Conestoga and founded Alchemy Pops, a Fort Worth artisan frozen‑pop brand that grew from a kitchen concept to a regional favorite.
Her résumé also includes extensive nonprofit involvement. She is a 2019 Tory Burch Foundation Fellow, a 2025 Fort Worth INC. 40 Under 40 honoree, and a two‑time finalist for the Fort Worth INC. Entrepreneur of Excellence award in 2025 and 2026. Phillips has served on the boards of United Way of Tarrant County and the Foundation for the Young Women’s Leadership Academy of Fort Worth, reinforcing her reputation as a dedicated community leader.
What she will do at eosera
In her new role, Phillips will work closely with eosera’s executive team to align daily operations, drive key initiatives, and support the company’s mission of delivering better ear‑care solutions. The company expects her operational expertise and local network to accelerate product development and expand market reach.
“We are thrilled to welcome Carolyn to the eosera family,” said the company’s CEO in a statement. “Her blend of business acumen, entrepreneurial spirit, and deep ties to Fort Worth will help us continue to innovate and serve our customers more effectively.”
Local impact
Phillips’ appointment underscores eosera’s investment in Fort Worth talent and its belief that local leadership can drive national growth. The company, which specializes in advanced hearing‑aid technology, plans to expand its workforce in the region over the next year, creating additional jobs for residents.
Community members and local business groups have praised the hire, noting that Phillips’ track record of building brands from the ground up aligns with eosera’s growth strategy. The move also reflects a broader trend of Fort Worth companies recruiting home‑grown executives to strengthen ties to the city’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Looking ahead
As chief of staff, Phillips will oversee cross‑functional projects, streamline internal processes, and help shape eosera’s long‑term strategic plan. Her experience in both corporate and startup environments positions her to bridge the gap between innovative product development and scalable operations.
eosera expects that Phillips’ leadership will accelerate the rollout of new ear‑care products, improve customer service, and enhance the company’s reputation as a premier provider of hearing solutions.
Original reporting: Fort Worth Report — read the source article.
