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How This 29-Year-Old Founder Is Taking On Amazon Prime

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How This 29-Year-Old Founder Is Taking On Amazon Prime

How do independent brands compete with the unstoppable logistics of Amazon Prime? At just 18 years old, Sean Henry decided to tackle this massive, trillion-dollar problem. Today, his company, Stord, is valued at $3 billion, handles $17 billion in commerce, and delivers to over 25% of American households.

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