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Rexona

Rexona

Rexona (Рексона) is a deodorant and antiperspirant brand that produces a range of products for men, women, and teenagers, marketed as providing protection against sweat and body odor. On its Russian website, the brand is presented and distributed by Арнест ЮниРусь (Arnest UniRus) in Russia.www.rexona.ru

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Nov 5, 2026

Bryan FletcherHOST
24:00
What's your guess? I'm talking about Nathan would be, I mean, Channel 9 would give him a bit.
Bryan FletcherHOST
24:06
Rexona, I mean, he's not doing anything less for $250.
Joel CaineHOST
24:09
So you reckon, is Nathan pushing $3 million a year if you throw in third parties? Yeah, well over $2.
Joel CaineHOST
24:17
Who earns more? Out of him and Reece Walsh.
Bryan FletcherHOST
37:24
What's your guess? I'm talking about Nathan would be, I mean, Channel 9 would give him a bit.
Bryan FletcherHOST
37:30
Rexona, I mean, he's not doing anything less for $250.
Joel CaineHOST
37:33
So you reckon, is Nathan pushing $3 million a year if you throw in third parties? Yeah, well over $2.
Joel CaineHOST
37:41
Who earns more? Out of him and Reece Walsh.
Bryan FletcherHOST
3:29
I mean, Channel 9 would give him a bit.
Bryan FletcherHOST
3:31
Rexona, I mean, he's not doing anything less for $250.
Joel CaineHOST
3:34
So, you reckon, is Nathan pushing $3 million a year if you throw in third parties? Yeah, well over $2.
Joel CaineHOST
3:42
Who earns more? Out of him and Reece Walsh.
Bryan FletcherHOST
3:25
What's your guess? I'm talking about Nathan would be, I mean, Channel 9 would give him a bit.
Bryan FletcherHOST
3:31
Rexona, I mean, he's not doing anything less for $250.
Joel CaineHOST
3:34
So you reckon, is Nathan pushing $3 million a year if you throw in third parties? Yeah, well over $2.
Joel CaineHOST
3:42
Who earns more? Out of him and Reece Walsh.
Chris LuxonGUEST
0:10
Could get a bit gamey inside here.
Chris LuxonGUEST
0:12
Hope everyone's used their Rexona, their Lynx body spray, whatever it is they need to, but we're going to have a lot of fun along the way.
Chris LuxonGUEST
0:17
Have you seen the bus? This is it here.
Chris LuxonGUEST
0:19
You're missing out on a treat.
Greg AlexanderHOST
26:46
Noticed how much... bandaging was around that knee
Jimmy SmithHOST
26:50
yeah it was still a lot still Cameron Munster didn't miss a game anyway that's a separate issue Josh Adokar he's had something to say across social media on the back of the false positive that saw him well we haven't had an update yet uh whether he's been retained by Parramatta or not but he's on four hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year and he said well it's cost me four hundred thousand dollars a year in third party agreements that have gone away Jack Motors, P&O Cruisers, Rexona, Nike, DoorDash, Red Bull, Wayplate and a television series, Rival Sport v Sport.
Jimmy SmithHOST
27:22
They all cut ties with Josh Adokar and he missed Kangaroo's World Cup selection.
Jimmy SmithHOST
27:27
So the false positive.
Jimmy SmithHOST
26:46
Noticed how much... bandaging was around that knee yeah
Greg AlexanderHOST
26:50
it was still a lot still Cameron Munster didn't miss a game anyway that's a separate issue Josh Adokar he's had something to say across social media on the back of the false positive that saw him well we haven't had an update yet uh whether he's been retained by Parramatta or not but he's on $450,000 a year and he said well it's cost me $400,000 a year in third party agreements that have gone away Jack Motors, P&O Cruisers, Rexona, Nike, DoorDash, Red Bull, Wayplate, and a television series, Rival Sport v Sport.
Greg AlexanderHOST
27:22
They all cut ties with Josh Adokar, and he missed Kangaroo's World Cup selection.
Greg AlexanderHOST
27:27
So the false positive.
Kathryn SwallowGUEST
6:59
So, I actually joined Unilever first as a, you know, I was at university, I was at Bath University and, you know, doing a placement for my degree and, you know, lots of big companies would advertise themselves for these six month placements they were and Unilever was one of them but they only had two places and it was one that everyone on the course wanted so I was quite happy and excited to have been able to get that so I actually did I ended up staying a bit longer than six months but during my degree and then I decided actually I wanted to work there so I applied for their graduate program when I left So then I went basically straight from university onto their graduate program.
Kathryn SwallowGUEST
7:48
And ironically, my first job on the program, which was also the brand I worked in my place and was Rexona, which I then ended up leading toward the end of my time at Unilever and the overall deodorants business.
Kathryn SwallowGUEST
8:01
So it came full circle.
Gordon EuchlerHOST
8:04
I mean, did you have a, yeah, you had a sense of how special that was to get that place and get into Unilever, which is, was and still is probably one of the best places to learn marketing, together with Mark Ritson's offer, probably.
Michael AbramsonHOST
24:17
What's the feedback been like?
Neven MuruganGUEST
24:18
Yeah, so for the FIFA World Cup, we've had Coca-Cola and Rexona get behind it.
Neven MuruganGUEST
24:23
And they've sponsored a big part of it.
Neven MuruganGUEST
24:25
And we've had close to 600,000 fans that engaged in the World Cup.
MariaHOST
37:34
anything.
MariaHOST
37:34
Rexona is like nearly $10 now.
MariaHOST
37:37
I've got two
AmandaHOST
37:39
daughters.

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