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AUSTIN, Texas — Digital Brands Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: DBGI) has announced a dual-engine growth strategy to scale operations and maximize shareholder value ahead of the college football season.
The update highlights a strategic board appointment, hyper-scaled collegiate licensing under the AVO brand, and soaring financial projections.
Replicating a Billion-Dollar Playbook: David Sosnowski Joins Board
DBGI has welcomed David Sosnowski, the growth architect behind athletic apparel giant Vuori, to its Board of Directors. Sosnowski previously engineered the digital infrastructure that fueled a 2,400% surge in Vuori’s annual revenue over five years and will now lead DBGI’s digital ecosystem overhaul.
AVO Brand Hyper-Scales to Powerhouse Universities
DBGI’s AVO brand has expanded its official collegiate licensing program from a single-campus pilot to 22 active university partnerships. The secured roster features elite athletic programs including the University of Georgia, Louisiana State University (LSU), Clemson University, University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), Texas A&M University, Indiana University, and Mississippi State University. To ensure flawless execution, DBGI has placed a hard cap of 30 universities for the current season.
Strong Financial Outlook
For the period spanning July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, the company forecasts soaring revenues between $100 million and $115 million, driven by student-calendar-tied campaigns and major home game drops.
“We are executing a highly aggressive, high-margin expansion strategy that fundamentally shifts our revenue profile,” said Hil Davis, CEO of Digital Brands Group.
