Episode 17 : Kurt Workman - Owlet

from Brand, Sweat, & Tears Hosted by Dave Oldham

Kurt Workman and the Owlet team have experienced almost all the highs and lows a consumer product startup can go through over the past 10 years, but they have survived and are poised to thrive with the support of their investors, the grit and perseverance of the core team, and the fanatical loyalty of their evangelical customers. Kurt is a great example of a consumer product creator who never gave up and made great sacrifices to bring Owlet to life, to make a big difference in customers' lives. Lots of great bits of wisdom and honesty in this one! https://owletcare.com/ This episode was sponsored by Awsm (www.awsm.com) - a software platform that gives consumer brands the ability to use a small amount of their equity to turn their customers into loyal, evangelical fans. The video of this episode of Brand, Sweat, & Tears podcast is also available on YouTube and Rumble.

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