The Plant-Based Chicken Brand Taking Over LA

The Plant-Based Chicken Brand Taking Over LA

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How My Two Brows Grew Into a Life-Changing Brand With 1 Million Sets Shipped

After losing his eyebrows to alopecia while serving as a Canadian Armed Forces fighter pilot, Jason Berndt bootstrapped My Two Brows with his military pension and tens of thousands in free samples. Today the brand has shipped over 1 million brow sets across 275 styles worldwide. ...  Show more

The Simple Formula Behind an 8-Figure Sustainable Brand

When Lauren Gropper noticed the amount of disposable plastics used on film sets, she saw a design opportunity. That reframe built Repurpose into a 15-year-old brand selling compostable products while diverting 727 million pieces of plastic from landfills. For more on Repurpose an ...  Show more

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