In this new episode of First Person, I sit down with Sonny Caberwal, an entrepreneur, father, and first-generation American, whose path has been anything but ordinary.

Sonny’s journey has taken him from a tight-knit Sikh immigrant community in North Carolina, to becoming the first Sikh model in a Kenneth Cole campaign, to founding companies like Bond and Legends. Along the way, he’s learned to see his difference not as something to overcome, but as a source of power.

We talk about growing up between cultures, building confidence from discomfort, the influence of immigrant values on entrepreneurship, and how raising children has deepened his purpose.

This episode is full of insight on how identity, risk-taking, and reinvention shape the way we lead, create, and connect.

🎧 Listen now to hear why Sonny believes that “only those willing to be different ever really make a difference.”

Connect with Sonny:

LinkedIn

Legends