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He was homeless at 16. Now, he sits on the board of David Beckham’s wellness company and his business is about to hit $1 billion in revenue
Hudson Leogrande, who was homeless at 16, built a $1 billion loungewear brand and now serves on the board of David Beckham’s wellness company IM8. He founded PurelyWhite Deluxe and operated an Airbnb arbitrage business before achieving success, demonstrating resilience and entrepreneurial drive.
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