How Bethenny Frankel Built Her Skinnygirl Empire

Bethenny Frankel has never been afraid to get her hands dirty. In fact, she's actively sought out the opportunity, going back to one of her first gigs as an erstwhile club promoter: She'd throw house parties as a teenager, work at a bakery to help foot the bill and make an extra buck by charging...

Not coming through? Click here to view in browser February 04, 2019 Morning Digest What marketers need to know today How Bethenny Frankel Built the Skinnygirl Empire by Trusting Her Instincts and Staying 'in the Grit' Will Paying With Actual Money Soon Become a Thing of the Past? Promoted Content by Amobee Broad Reach for TV? You're Still Missing 30% of Your Audience More Agency Consolidation May Be Coming as Creative and Media Converge Again Instilling Diversity Means Focusing on Nuances How Burger King Turned Documentary Footage of Andy Warhol Eating a Whopper Into Its Super Bowl Ad

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