Andrew Dudum

Andrew Dudum, founder and CEO of hims & hers, discusses his journey in starting the telehealth company and reimagining healthcare. He talks about the challenges in the healthcare industry, going public via a SPAC merger, and the impact of COVID-19 on telemedicine. They also explore the qualities of successful entrepreneurs and the potential of hims & hers in revolutionizing the healthcare market.

Andrew Dudum, Co-Founder & CEO of Hims, talks about the success of the fastest growing men's health and wellness brand. They discuss the challenges of online and offline marketing in the D2C space and how Hims achieved success with their branding. Dudum addresses the lack of free and open distribution and how Hims plans to solve for this. They also explore what has allowed Hims to execute faster than any other D2C brand and the importance of people and process in scaling the business.

Andrew Dudum, Founder and CEO of Hims & Hers, shares insights from his dynamic journey in the health and wellness industry. He discusses the challenges and misconceptions of building a successful company, emphasizing that small teams can drive efficiency. Andrew reflects on Hims' rapid growth to a $1 billion valuation and his timeliness in opting for a SPAC IPO. He also delves into improving productivity through innovative time management strategies and shares his vision for the future of healthcare accessibility.

Andrew Dudum, Co-founder and CEO of Hims & Hers, shares insights on the future of healthcare in a post-COVID world. He discusses how the pandemic accelerated telemedicine, reshaping patient-doctor interactions and emphasizing transparency. Dudum reflects on navigating life as a public CEO after a rapid SPAC process and highlights the growing demand for online consultations. He also emphasizes patient empowerment and the need for systemic changes to enhance healthcare access and affordability, all while addressing chronic health conditions through innovative solutions.

Andrew Dudum, founder of hims & hers, discusses building a transformative healthcare startup, the impact of COVID-19 on telehealth, and the decision to go public via SPAC. They also emphasize the importance of authenticity, building a community, and transparency in venture capital fundraising.