Thanks for doing this, Joey! Although I only have one pair of Allbirds, they're definitely my favorite and I always get compliments on them. I'm looking forward to expanding my closet more!!
Your company has had sort of this interesting story arc where it was initially seen as a "Silicon Valley/tech bro sneaker" or a shoe made for people in places like SF. Which is fascinating because the perception of your company has since evolved into being a bit more universal (the dasher relays are sick!) with multiple product offerings for any type of person. How do you think that initial public perception impacted your company's recognition or product roadmap? Were there any strategies to get out of that phase or capitalize on it? How do you envision the story of Allbirds in the next few years - where do you want the company to go?
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Thanks for doing this, Joey! Although I only have one pair of Allbirds, they're definitely my favorite and I always get compliments on them. I'm looking forward to expanding my closet more!!
Your company has had sort of this interesting story arc where it was initially seen as a "Silicon Valley/tech bro sneaker" or a shoe made for people in places like SF. Which is fascinating because the perception of your company has since evolved into being a bit more universal (the dasher relays are sick!) with multiple product offerings for any type of person. How do you think that initial public perception impacted your company's recognition or product roadmap? Were there any strategies to get out of that phase or capitalize on it? How do you envision the story of Allbirds in the next few years - where do you want the company to go?
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