Andy Dunn

EntrepreneurInvestorAuthorUnited States

EntrepreneurInvestor

AuthorUnited States

Bipolar I disorderSelf-disclosed[1]

Andy Dunn is an entrepreneur and investor who co-founded the clothing company Bonobos. He has written and spoken publicly about living with bipolar I disorder and its effect on his personal and professional life. [5][1]

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Career and work

Dunn co-founded Bonobos in 2007 and served as its CEO through the company's 2017 acquisition by Walmart for about $310 million. [5][7]

He later became an investor through Red Swan Ventures and founded Pie, a social platform focused on helping people build friendships and community. [6]

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TechCrunchAndy Dunn on bipolar disorder and Burn Rate
Covers his first episode, diagnosis, later episodes and decision to speak publicly.
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WondermindAndy Dunn
Dunn discusses treatment, psychotherapy and disclosure.
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Stanford Graduate School of BusinessAndy Dunn
Dunn discusses bipolar disorder, treatment, sleep and family involvement.
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NPRAndy Dunn
A long-form interview about entrepreneurship, hypomania, depression and severe manic episodes.
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Penguin Random HouseBurn Rate
Publisher information about Dunn's memoir and career.
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Red Swan VenturesAndy Dunn
Covers Dunn's investing work and Pie.
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Recommended books and other resources about Andy Dunn and their experiences.

Burn Rate: Launching a Startup and Losing My MindBook · Google Books
Dunn's memoir about entrepreneurship, bipolar disorder and treatment.

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