Rohan Oza: The playbook for building billion-dollar consumer brands
Rohan Oza, a master of consumer brand building, transformed scrappy startups like vitamin water and Poppy into billion-dollar successes by combining equity-based celebrity partnerships, influencer-driven marketing, and hands-on brand development through his investment firm Kavu. His playb
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