From Naval Officer to Skincare Founder: Building From Scratch with Zero Industry Experience with Sean Finney
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Who's ready to rock today, Fire Nation? JLD here and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, the only daily show interviewing the world's top entrepreneurs seven days a week. Today we'll be breaking down, going from naval officer to skin care founder, building from scratch with zero industry experience. To drop these value bombs, I brought Sean Finney into EO Fire Studios. Sean is a Navy vet, Naval Academy, and UT MBA grad and former Tesla leader, now building Tano Skincare, a clean brand rooted in science, storytelling, and banana sap.
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