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In this episode of The Future of Consumer Marketing, host Andres Figueira interviews Michelle Spiro, Co-Founder of FURI Sport. After 30 years building billion-dollar businesses at Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Donna Karan, Michelle left corporate to create a tennis brand that challenges the sport's country club exclusivity. FURI Sport is democratizing racket sports by centering their brand around authentic city tennis culture—inspired by co-founder Eric Mathalier's story of learning tennis on painted asphalt courts in Brooklyn. Through grassroots marketing, authentic storytelling, and refusal to compromise on product quality, FURI has achieved a 45% repeat customer rate and sold in 15 countries without paid marketing or traditional distribution.
By The Global Talent Co.In this episode of The Future of Consumer Marketing, host Andres Figueira interviews Michelle Spiro, Co-Founder of FURI Sport. After 30 years building billion-dollar businesses at Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Donna Karan, Michelle left corporate to create a tennis brand that challenges the sport's country club exclusivity. FURI Sport is democratizing racket sports by centering their brand around authentic city tennis culture—inspired by co-founder Eric Mathalier's story of learning tennis on painted asphalt courts in Brooklyn. Through grassroots marketing, authentic storytelling, and refusal to compromise on product quality, FURI has achieved a 45% repeat customer rate and sold in 15 countries without paid marketing or traditional distribution.