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Bombas Founder Randy Goldberg ‘96 Discusses Secrets of Success
Members of the McDonogh Fund’s Signature Societies were treated to an exclusive interview with Randy Goldberg ’96, Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer of Bombas—a popular, socially-conscious sock brand. During the March 24 event, moderator and entrepreneur Josh Jones-Dilworth ’98 dove into Randy’s entrepreneurial career path, the inspiration behind Bombas, and the secrets of its success.
Randy explained that he and his partners started their purpose-driven company in 2013 after learning that the most requested clothing item at homeless shelters was socks. They were amazed at how a seemingly insignificant item was considered a luxury to those in need, and they modeled their business around this cause. Not only does Bombas support people experiencing homelessness by donating one pair of socks for every pair sold, but they also designed the product with their needs in mind.
Focusing on the philanthropic mission, employing people who care deeply about the company’s core values, and staying humble have contributed to Bombas’ success. Randy also credited McDonogh for providing a well-rounded, rigorous, values-driven education that set him on this path.
To learn about joining the McDonogh Fund’s Signature Societies and accessing exclusive events, visit mcdonogh.org/signaturesocieties.
Members of the McDonogh Fund’s Signature Societies were treated to an exclusive interview with Randy Goldberg ’96, Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer of Bombas—a popular, socially-conscious sock brand. During the March 24 event, moderator and entrepreneur Josh Jones-Dilworth ’98 dove into Randy’s entrepreneurial career path, the inspiration behind Bombas, and the secrets of its success.
Randy explained that he and his partners started their purpose-driven company in 2013 after learning that the most requested clothing item at homeless shelters was socks. They were amazed at how a seemingly insignificant item was considered a luxury to those in need, and they modeled their business around this cause. Not only does Bombas support people experiencing homelessness by donating one pair of socks for every pair sold, but they also designed the product with their needs in mind.
Focusing on the philanthropic mission, employing people who care deeply about the company’s core values, and staying humble have contributed to Bombas’ success. Randy also credited McDonogh for providing a well-rounded, rigorous, values-driven education that set him on this path.
To learn about joining the McDonogh Fund’s Signature Societies and accessing exclusive events, visit mcdonogh.org/signaturesocieties.