Catherine Lowe

Catherine Lowe is an American graphic designer, entrepreneur, and reality television personality recognized for winning the seventeenth season of ABC's "The Bachelor." With Swiss-Italian and Scottish heritage on her father's side and Filipino American heritage on her mother's side, Lowe has contributed to conversations about diversity and representation in media, sharing her experiences as a woman of color in a franchise with a history of inclusivity challenges.

Prior to her television career, Lowe established a background in advertising and graphic design, earning a Bachelor of Arts in advertising from Washington State University. She worked for companies such as Amazon, Naked Juice, and Philips AVENT. Her expertise in branding and design remained central to her professional identity. Inspired by her time on "The Bachelor," where she was known for handwritten notes, Lowe founded LoweCo., a luxury stationery and gifting brand specializing in planners, greeting cards, and invitations. LoweCo. operates on a direct-to-consumer model and emphasizes quality materials, including eco-conscious plantable paper. The brand expanded its reach after Lowe and her husband appeared on CNBC's "Billion Dollar Buyer," securing a distribution deal with Anthropologie.

Lowe's television presence extends beyond "The Bachelor." She and her husband appeared on "Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars," addressing early marriage challenges in the public eye, and she has made appearances on programs including "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", "Entertainment Tonight," "Extra," and "Celebrity Wife Swap." As a social media influencer, Lowe shares lifestyle content, entrepreneurial insights, and family moments with over one million Instagram followers. She has discussed the transition from reality television to entrepreneurship in podcasts and print features, offering commentary on media, relationships, and business development.

As a keynote speaker, Lowe draws on her experience navigating diversity in mainstream media and building a business to address topics related to television, entrepreneurship, faith, and family. Her career reflects a transition from reality television contestant to business owner and commentator in the media and lifestyle industries.