Kennison: Robe Curls projects $15M annual net profit from Aveda
Emily Kennison · $3M in Sales – But Can This Heatless Hair Care Innovation Win the Startup Funding Competition? · May 29, 2024 · at 11:34
Robe Curls founder Emily Kennison projects the brand's financial potential from a partnership rollout with Aveda Salons.
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“We are looking at fifteen million dollars a year net profit from Aveda Salons.”
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