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The Water Bottle Start-Up That's Been Profitable Since Day One

February 13, 2018
Updated 6mo ago

Sarah Kauss, CEO of S'well, says that while the company has so far grown without spending on marketing, it's now looking to shell out for digital and traditional marketing.

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