Sam Levinson and how Dom changed perceptions of hand sanitizer
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On this week's podcast the team spoke with Sam Levinson, the mastermind and founder of Dom.
Sam was a recruiter by day and a foodie by night until she launched headfirst into the entrepreneurial world: Right at the start of the pandemic.
Sam has always felt a calling to start her own business and inspiration for Dom came from her own frustration with the lack of safe, effective and aesthetically pleasing products on the market.
Especially during a time when hand sanitizer was and still is becoming such an integral part of our lives. Dom is here to reshape our relationship with routine.
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