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Lead investor Joel Peterson walked away after Dunn sent a condescending email
“The second angel round that we raised. We raised it too high of a price, and actually, Joel was pretty upset about this. I, actually, I think I wrote the email to Joel that Was a condescending email in some regard around supporting the company, and it was the …”
Andy Dunn: Carraway scaled through 3,000 unpaid Instagram gifting partners
“I'm a, I'm an investor, angel investor in a brand called Carraway. It's pots and pans and kitchenware. And what he did that I thought that was so smart is he actually built an army of something like 3000 Instagram partners. It was just value exchange for free …”
Dunn disclosed his psychiatric crisis to only four key Bonobos executives
“What I did, Guy, was I told a small cohort of people who just had to know
I told our general counsel.
I told our head of HR.
I told our CFO.
I told my assistant.”
Dunn sees a doctor twice weekly so 72 hours never pass unchecked
“I'll still be seeing a doctor twice a week, And twice a week is a lot, right? Seeing a doctor twice a week is a lot, but I do it because I don't want more than 72 hours or so to pass without him having a read on how I'm doing.”
Dunn hid his clinical depression while leading Bonobos through co-founder conflict
“I got depressed. So it turns out I have a propensity clinically for depression. And so I got to the place where I kind of had to fake it at work that I was doing okay, drag myself out of bed and come to the office and kind of put on a show.”
Dunn hid clinical depression while leading Bonobos through severe co-founder conflict
“It turns out I have a propensity clinically for depression, and so I got to the place where I kind of had to fake it at work that I was doing ok, but drag myself out of bed and come to the office and kind of put on a show.”