
How Rent the Runway's Jennifer Hyman Built a $1B Fashion Tech Empire
From Harvard Business School project to revolutionizing the fashion industry, Hyman's journey shows how technology can transform traditional retail.

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From Harvard Business School project to revolutionizing the fashion industry, Hyman's journey shows how technology can transform traditional retail.





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