How I Built Resilience: Whitney Wolfe Herd of Bumble

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Dot com And thanks. Hey everyone and welcome to How I Built This Resilience Edition. On these episodes, we're talking with entrepreneurs and other business leaders about how they're meeting today's challenges with new and exciting ideas. And today we're gonna hear from Whitney Wolf Hurd, the founder of the dating app Bumble. We first told Whitney's story on the podcast about three years ago, and you should definitely check out that episode if you haven't heard it yet. Anyway, as you may know, Bumble works a little differently than most dating apps, and last year it released a video chat feature that didn't really take off.

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