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How She Built It: Aden + Anais's Raegan Moya-Jones (Podcast)

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Raegan Moya-Jones grew up in Australia where cotton muslin baby blankets are commonplace.  But when she started a new life and family in New York City, New York, she couldn't find them anywhere.
So in 2006, she started the baby blanket company Aden + Anais, which now makes more than $100 million in annual revenue. We [How I Built This with Guy Raz, from NPR] first ran this episode in 2017 – but about a year later, Raegan's role as leader and co-founder took a dramatic turn. She fills Guy in on what happened in this special updated episode. 
All businesses can take a turn for the best or the worst.  Listen in ... a fascinating and powerful learning experience for all business owners who aspire to build a great enduring global enterprise.

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