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As part of my series about the “Five Things You Need To Know To Run A Very Successful Amazon Business,” I had the pleasure of interviewing Kristine Moody. She has been running the fast-growing kids’ sports brand Team Magnus since 2010.
Before that she worked for CNBC in London as their European stock market commentator, after an initial stint as a graduate trainee with the Financial Times Group, also in London. She honed her interest in entrepreneurship and business management further as…