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Brynn Putnam

ROLE CEOMENTIONS 3LAST SEEN JULY 6, 2026
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Brynn Jinnett Putnam is the founder and CEO of Board, a New York-based startup that produces a 24-inch touchscreen gaming console designed for face-to-face multiplayer play with physical game pieces. She previously founded the connected fitness company Mirror, which she sold to Lululemon for $500 million in 2020, and before that founded the Refine Method boutique fitness studio in New York City. She holds a B.A. from Harvard University and was a professional ballerina with the New York City Ballet.

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product·20VC·JULY 6, 2026

When I met Bryn, I was blown away. Force of nature, founder. Such clear vision, such deep domain expertise... she took that domain expertise and said, I know how to build a tabletop gaming console now with the same hardware and the same supply chains and just crushed it.

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funding·20VC·JULY 6, 2026

When I met Bryn, I was blown away. Force of nature, founder. Such clear vision, such deep domain expertise... she took that domain expertise and said, I know how to build a tabletop gaming console now with the same hardware and the same supply chains and just crushed it.

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mention·20VC·JULY 6, 2026

When I met Bryn, I was blown away. Force of nature, founder. Such clear vision, such deep domain expertise... she took that domain expertise and said, I know how to build a tabletop gaming console now with the same hardware and the same supply chains and just crushed it.

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