The Source |Exclusive: Tristan Walker Talks Shaving Product Bevel & Explains How He Got Nas To Invest In His Company
As a man of color, Tristan Walker couldn't find a razor that worked. So he created Bevel | CNN Business
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Procter & Gamble has acquired the startup aiming to build the Procter & Gamble for people of color - Vox
Tristan Walker raises $24M, Target to carry Bevel shaving products
This Successful Entrepreneur Explains Why You Don't Need Billions to Build a Brand That Hits Home | Entrepreneur
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How Tech Entrepreneur Tristan Walker Is Reshaping The Skincare Industry | HuffPost Voices
As a man of color, Tristan Walker couldn't find a razor that worked. So he created Bevel | CNN Business
Tristan Walker: A New Approach to Personal Care Products - WSJ
Tristan Walker on the Roman Empire and Selling a Start-Up to Procter & Gamble - The New York Times
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Tristan Walker raises $24 million for personal care products for people of color
From the Founder's Chair: Tristan Walker, Walker & Company Founder & CEO - Boston Startups Guide
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Tristan Walker Sold His Multimillion-Dollar Brand to Procter & Gamble. Here's What He Wants Every Young Entrepreneur to Know | Inc.com
Friday Morning News & Notes: Leadership, Tristan Walker | MetroMBA
The Face Of America Is Changing. CEO Tristan Walker Says Brands Need To Respect And Respond To That | Here & Now
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Walker & Company Brands Raises $24M Series B, Inks Bevel Deal With Target | TechCrunch
Bevel CEO Tristan Walker On Fatherhood and Legacy - The Glam Gap (Video Clip) | BET Naacp Image Awards
Tristan Walker on building Walker & Company Brands | NRF Foundation
Tristan Walker: You Should Always Ask, “What If?” | Stanford Graduate School of Business
