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Sarah Kauss is an American businesswoman. She is known as the founder of S'well, a reusable, insulated products manufacturer, wholesaler and retailer.

Early life and education

Kauss received a bachelor's in accounting from the University of Colorado Boulder and her MBA from Harvard Business School.

Career

After receiving her bachelor's degree, Kauss worked as a CPA for Ernst & Young in Denver, Colorado and Los Angeles, California. In 2009, Kauss was inspired to create a more upscale and fashionable reusable water bottle, while hiking in Arizona with her mother. Kauss founded S'well in 2010.

Fortune included Kauss on its 2014 40 under 40 list. She was selected as a member of the 2014 class of EY Entrepreneurial Winning Women. In 2016, Kauss was named number 49 on the Business Insider 100 list, The Creators. She was recognized on Inc.'s "Most Impressive Women Entrepreneurs of 2016" list. In 2018, Kauss was named one of Aspen Institute's Henry Crown Fellows. She has been featured in NPR, Inc. Magazine, Entrepreneur magazine, Fortune magazine and on CNNMoney, and CNBC, among other outlets. Kauss is a mentor for the U.S. Department of State Global Women's Mentoring Partnership.

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External links

• Official website
• S'well website

• Living people
• Harvard Business School alumni
• American women chief executives
• University of Colorado Boulder alumni
• American chief executives of manufacturing companies
• Henry Crown Fellows
• 1976 births
• 21st-century American women