Kylie Wang  

Kylie Wang is an accomplished editor, entrepreneur, and emerging civic leader in Coral Gables and Miami, Florida. She currently serves as Managing Editor of Coral Gables Magazine, a role she has held for the past four years after first contributing to the publication as a freelance writer more than six years ago. In 2024, Wang was also promoted to Editor-in-Chief of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce’s annual publication and membership directory, overseeing the editorial vision and production of the award-winning publication. The past two editions have been produced entirely under her leadership, further demonstrating her editorial expertise, strategic vision, and commitment to storytelling that elevates the local business community. 

In addition to her editorial career, Wang is the co-founder of Little Local, a technology startup designed to support small businesses and independent vendors. Launched just over a year ago, the platform provides a local alternative to major online retailers by featuring exclusively small, independent businesses and their products. Built to mirror the convenience of large e-commerce marketplaces while remaining entirely free for vendors, Little Local promotes ethical, accessible shopping while strengthening local economies. Through farmers’ market-style events, workshops, and direct community engagement, Wang and her team have already built a network of nearly 100 local vendors. With roots in Coral Gables and Miami, she aims to expand the platform nationwide, creating broader opportunities for small businesses while giving back to the community that shaped her upbringing and early career. 

Wang’s commitment to service extends into her volunteer leadership. In 2023, she joined the Young Associates of the Coral Gables Museum, where she serves as Secretary of the Board, helping lead meetings, plan events, and support fundraising initiatives that have fully funded several museum capital improvement projects. In 2024, she further expanded her impact by joining Junior League of Miami, FL, where she quickly stepped into leadership as Chair of Vendor Engagement, successfully leading the planning and execution of the League’s annual Holiday Bazaar.