Rodial’s founder failed to secure investment for her $32 million skincare brand—now she drives a Porche, wears a Hermes watch and carries a Louis Vuitton wallet 

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Rodial’s founder failed to secure investment for her $32 million skincare brand—after getting sacked from her banking job—now she spends weekends in the Hamptons of the U.K.

Rodial’s founder failed to secure investment for her $32 million skincare brand—after getting sacked from her banking job—now she spends weekends in ‘the Hamptons of the U.K.

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Author / Journalist: Orianna Rosa Royle

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesGermanyOman

Topics: Beauty Fortune The Good Life Skincare Editor's Picks U.K.

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Published On: 2024-09-24 @ 07:31:00 (5 days ago)

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