418. How Hanna Andersson built a brand families trust

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Jun 30, 202625:29Business

Hanna Andersson has spent decades building a reputation for quality children's apparel that families trust and pass down from generation to generation. Aimée Lapic, CEO of Hanna Andersson, joins Retail Gets Real to discu...

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