Female Founder World

A billion dollar exit and the Coachella debrief for founders

Female Founder World

Show Notes

Jasmine, Paige and Nat are debriefing about the best brand and marketing moments in the desert last week ahead

of Coachella weekend two. Plus, we have the big lessons that came out of that

billion-dollar Gruns and exit!

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