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Peter Pham, the VC Behind Dollar Shave Club, Doesn’t Care What You Think
Peter Pham, the VC Behind Dollar Shave Club, Doesn’t Care What You Think
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"You know what you're going to get with me...You're going to get an erratic person who's passionate beyond belief."
One of L.A.'s most prominent VCs has become obsessed with COVID, has a terrible memory and is very good at raising money and hyping brands. Senior Reporter Ben Bergman has a fascinating profile of Pham, who was born in a refugee camp and just help launch a $310.5 million SPAC.
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