Community building as a start-up

An episode of the People Not Things podcast, hosted by Maximillian Kirchoff, titled "Community building as a start-up" was published on February 12, 2020 and runs 48 minutes.

February 12, 2020 ·48m · People Not Things

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Nikki and April Dominguez, co-founders of Handsome, joined us to talk about their experience as start-up entrepreneurs, from building community with investors and their peers to how they deal with critical feedback.

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Nikki and April Dominguez, co-founders of Handsome, joined us to talk about their experience as start-up entrepreneurs, from building community with investors and their peers to how they deal with critical feedback.

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