Inside the marketing powering Whoop’s ‘pivotal’ next act
With a new slate of executives at the helm, the wearables company is focused on making deeper inroads in sports sponsorships as it looks to win over women consumers, CMO DJ van Hameren said.
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With a new slate of executives at the helm, the wearables company is focused on making deeper inroads in sports sponsorships as it looks to win over women consumers, CMO DJ van Hameren said.
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