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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2021 · 47 MIN

1stDibs just went public. CEO David Rosenblatt says it's only the beginning

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1stDibs has come a long way from its origins as an online marketplace for antique dealers—the platform now offers everything from jewelry to art to contemporary design. In recent years, the company also shifted business models to a direct e-commerce approach. That change may have ruffled a few feathers, but it set the stage for 1stDibs to go public, another big step in scaling up. On this episode of the podcast, 1stDibs CEO David Rosenblatt speaks with host Dennis Scully about the new visibility that came with last month’s IPO, why the industry’s future is online—and what that means for designers and the way they charge.This episode is sponsored by The House of Rohl and the Future of Home conference.LINKS1stdibs1stdibs files to go publicDennis ScullyBusiness of Home

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1stDibs CEO David Rosenblatt speaks with host Dennis Scully about the new visibility that came with last month’s IPO, why the industry’s future is online—and what that means for designers and the way they charge.

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