Nov 16

How Brands Are Finally Addressing the Lack of Inclusion in Outdoor Activities

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LONDON–Phil Young, founder of outdoor lifestyle agency Mighty Mighty, has loved spending time outside since the first time he hit the ski slopes as a teenager. After that experience, he became a snowboarder, cyclist, trail runner and skateboarder, and even co-hosted a snowboarding TV show. But over time, a realization dawned. “I’ve always been the…

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