Bamberger passes on Robe Curls citing lack of long-term narrative
Beck Bamberger · $3M in Sales – But Can This Heatless Hair Care Innovation Win the Startup Funding Competition? · May 29, 2024 · at 19:08
Investor Beck Bamberger explains why she is passing on Emily Kennison's heatless hair care brand Robe Curls on The Pitch.
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“I am out because it's not my space, and it's not my interest, and then secondly, I would like the bigger what and how and everything, and I didn't get enough of that from you.”
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