From side hustle to $2 billion brand |
| | Good morning, When Tim Brown retired from professional soccer, he found himself searching for his next meaningful endeavor. He started making shoes as a side hustle. During his playing days, Brown said during a recent Inc. streaming event, he had enjoyed the free gear that brands sent to professional athletes, but he also wondered about ways to produce it without synthetic materials. He'd go on in 2015 to co-found Allbirds, a San Francisco Bay Area sustainable footwear and apparel company. Allbirds, which is a B Corp, went public in November with a valuation of more than $2 billion in an important precedent for environmental, social, and governance companies. Check out the full story of how Allbirds went from Brown’s side hustle to a $2 billion sustainable brand. And check out more of our Allbirds coverage: |
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