ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In 2011, a man walked into the startup studio where Dave Fink had recently become a principal. He was there to pitch a curious idea — a subscription razor service. Five years later, Dollar Shave Club sold for $1 billion to Unilever. Dave will break down the lessons he learned on his incredible five-year ride with the brand and share the clever marketing strategies he used to crack open one of the most consolidated markets in the world.
To learn more about Dave, https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidlfink/
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