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How We Made It In Ecommerce

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by Jasper Kuria

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Weekly interviews with successful eCommerce entrepreneurs brought to you by Capital & Growth. A good balance of both mega giants and smaller, bootstrapped success stories. Get your weekly dose of inspiration and instruction! Get notified when we publish new episodes by using this link: http://bit.ly/31M8yzF CapitalandGrowth.org Hosts: Elyse Hauser and Jasper Kuria

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September 29, 2020

This Founder Sold His Company for $500 Million then Started a Different Kind of Incubator

<p><strong>Carey Smith is the founder of </strong><a href="http://unorthodoxventures.com/"><u><strong>Unorthodox Ventures</strong></u></a><strong> and </strong><a href="https://www.bigassfans.com/"><u><strong>Big Ass Fans</strong></u></a><strong>, a company that he built to $250 Million in revenue and then sold for half a billion to a private equity firm.</strong></p> <p><strong>We asked Carey Smith how he built Big Ass Fans from scratch, why he sold it, and how he chooses the entrepreneurs to support for his new business Unorthodox Ventures.</strong></p>

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September 3, 2020

Does Social Impact Produce Better Business Results? Cotopaxi CEO Talks Shop

<p><strong>Davis Smith is the CEO of </strong><a href="https://www.cotopaxi.com/"><u><strong>Cotopaxi</strong></u></a><strong>, a company that sells a premium line of outdoor gear. Before founding Cotopaxi, a B-corp that has been a subject of a Harvard Business School case study, Smith had founded two other companies: baby.com.br and pooltable.com.</strong></p> <p><strong>We asked him how he went from selling baby products in Brazil and pool tables in the US to founding Cotopaxi, and what being a certified B-Corp means to him and his business.</strong></p>

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August 27, 2020

Almost Too Good to Be True: Preventive Healthcare for $149/Month

<p><strong>Adrian Aoun is the CEO of </strong><a href="https://goforward.com/technology"><u><strong>Forward</strong></u></a><strong>, a preventive healthcare company which he co-founded with former employees of Google and Uber.</strong></p> <p><strong>Aoun is also the founder and former CEO of Wavii, which he sold to Google for $30 Million, and a prolific angel investor with dozens of successful bets including Pinterest and ClassPass.</strong></p> <p><strong>We talked to him about Forward’s business model and mission to reveal and dismantle the absurdity of America’s healthcare system.</strong></p>

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What is How We Made It In Ecommerce?

Weekly interviews with successful eCommerce entrepreneurs brought to you by Capital & Growth.

A good balance of both mega giants and smaller, bootstrapped success stories. Get your weekly dose of inspiration and instruction!

Get notified when we publish new episodes by using this link:

http://bit.ly/31M8yzF

CapitalandGrowth.org

Hosts: Elyse Hauser and Jasper Kuria

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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