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Your hosts are Prasad, former Head of Digital Marketing at THE ICONIC and founder of Amplifyr, and Michaela Wessels, former Head of Planning at THE ICONIC and founder of Style Arcade. Together they helped take THE ICONIC from startup to over a billion dollars in sales.

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