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Putting Your Brand First and Products Second Jen Gotch, founder of Ban.do, sat down with Entrepreneur Network partner Jen Hacker in Hawaii to talk entrepreneurship and building her brand.

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Jen Gotch, founder of Ban.do, sat down with Entrepreneur Network partner Jen Hacker in Hawaii to talk entrepreneurship and building her brand.

Ban.do is a lifestyle brand based in Los Angeles. It specializes in fun office supplies, accessories and gifts.

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