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Josh "Snow" Elizetxe | Founder & CEO of Snow - On Selling a Company at 17, Building a 9-Figure Brand, and the Skills Needed to Be Successful

from School of Hard Knocks Podcast · host The School of Hard Knocks

Josh Snow is the founder and CEO of one of the fastest growing teeth whitening and oral care brands, Snow. They do over 9 figures a year in revenue and are in multiple retail chains such as Nordstrom Rack and CVS. Josh has an inspirational story of coming from humble beginnings where he was riding the city bus to finding his passion in entrepreneurship at an early age, selling his first company at 17 years old and now owning a 9 figure brand. On this podcast, Josh breaks down how he got started as an entrepreneur, how he created snow, the importance of branding, and the most important skills you need to learn to become successful. This podcast is full of gems on how to find success as an entrepreneur and what it takes to truly build a successful brand.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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