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CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year - Vimarsana News

CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year

HexClad co-founders Danny Winer and Cole Mecray spent more than $500,000 of their own money to keep their company from going under. The struggle paid off.

HexClad CEO: How I survived 'financial terror' to build my startup - Vimarsana News

HexClad CEO: How I survived 'financial terror' to build my startup

HexClad co-founders Danny Winer and Cole Mecray spent more than $500,000 of their own money to keep their company from going under. The struggle paid off.

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CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year - Vimarsana News

CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year

HexClad co-founders Danny Winer and Cole Mecray spent more than $500,000 of their own money to keep their company from going under. The struggle paid off.

CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year - Vimarsana News

CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year

HexClad co-founders Danny Winer and Cole Mecray spent more than $500,000 of their own money to keep their company from going under. The struggle paid off.

CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year - Vimarsana News

CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year

HexClad co-founders Danny Winer and Cole Mecray spent more than $500,000 of their own money to keep their company from going under. The struggle paid off.