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Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.

Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.

Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.

Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.

Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.

Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.

Harry’s started in 2013 by creating simple, fairly priced men’s grooming products that deliver an amazing experience. The company sells directly to consumers in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and through retail channels such as Target and Walmart. Since its founding, Harry’s has expanded its grooming brand to become a personal care powerhouse, with additional brands serving women, pet owners, and more.

We spoke with Sandeep Chouksey, Harry’s first-ever chief technology officer, about his approach to leadership, the role of technology in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, and how Stripe is helping Harry’s build a better technology foundation.