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Thank you Susan Lyne for the introduction to our guest today, Andy Dunn, the founder of Bonobos.
Bonobos was one of the first digitally native brands to exist. In fact, Andy was the one who coined the term “digitally native”. They eventually sold to Walmart for over $300 million.
In this episode we discuss:
The founding story of Bonobos
The New York startup scene in the late 2000s
Why he eventually decided to sell Bonobos to Walmart
Advice for current digitally native brands starting today
A sneak peek of what Andy’s up to next
Enjoy!
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