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Beth Lachance, Amy Wees, Brooke Hartley Moy | Office Hours #758
Beth Lachance
Beth Lachance is the founder and CEO of Global Medical Virtual Assistants (GMVA), a rapidly growing company transforming administrative support for U.S. medical practices. With over two decades of corporate leadership experience across the Surgical Device, Pharmaceutical, and Specialty Pharmacy industries, and 16 years as a real estate entrepreneur, Beth brings a unique blend of strategic insight and operational expertise. Her leadership has been instrumental in GMVA’s growth, with revenue soaring from $46,000 in 2019 to $16 million in 2024, and the company achieving a 67% growth rate year-to-date in 2024.
Amy Wees
Amy Wees is the Founder of Amazing at Home, a leading eCommerce consulting firm that empowers entrepreneurs to create unique products and build profitable brands on platforms like Amazon, TikTok, and beyond. A 7-figure seller and Air Force veteran, Amy is also a sought-after speaker at global sourcing and eCommerce events. Amy developed her own pet product and successfully scaled it into a thriving brand. She leads international sourcing trips to China, Mexico, and Jordan, and has co-founded multi-category trade shows in Latin America and the Middle East. As an educator and mentor, she has guided thousands of product-based entrepreneurs toward success in the competitive eCommerce landscape.
Brooke Hartley Moy
Brooke Hartley Moy is the co-founder and CEO of Infactory, bringing a wealth of experience in business development and strategic partnerships from her leadership roles at major tech companies including Google, Slack, and Humane. Throughout her career, she has driven impactful initiatives—such as contributing to the $745M acquisition of Buddy Media by Salesforce, building Slack’s APAC sales and customer success teams from the ground up, and developing high-profile partnerships for Google and Humane, including collaborations with Samsung-Android, OpenAI, Anthropic, and major cloud and telecom providers.
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By David MeltzerBeth Lachance
Beth Lachance is the founder and CEO of Global Medical Virtual Assistants (GMVA), a rapidly growing company transforming administrative support for U.S. medical practices. With over two decades of corporate leadership experience across the Surgical Device, Pharmaceutical, and Specialty Pharmacy industries, and 16 years as a real estate entrepreneur, Beth brings a unique blend of strategic insight and operational expertise. Her leadership has been instrumental in GMVA’s growth, with revenue soaring from $46,000 in 2019 to $16 million in 2024, and the company achieving a 67% growth rate year-to-date in 2024.
Amy Wees
Amy Wees is the Founder of Amazing at Home, a leading eCommerce consulting firm that empowers entrepreneurs to create unique products and build profitable brands on platforms like Amazon, TikTok, and beyond. A 7-figure seller and Air Force veteran, Amy is also a sought-after speaker at global sourcing and eCommerce events. Amy developed her own pet product and successfully scaled it into a thriving brand. She leads international sourcing trips to China, Mexico, and Jordan, and has co-founded multi-category trade shows in Latin America and the Middle East. As an educator and mentor, she has guided thousands of product-based entrepreneurs toward success in the competitive eCommerce landscape.
Brooke Hartley Moy
Brooke Hartley Moy is the co-founder and CEO of Infactory, bringing a wealth of experience in business development and strategic partnerships from her leadership roles at major tech companies including Google, Slack, and Humane. Throughout her career, she has driven impactful initiatives—such as contributing to the $745M acquisition of Buddy Media by Salesforce, building Slack’s APAC sales and customer success teams from the ground up, and developing high-profile partnerships for Google and Humane, including collaborations with Samsung-Android, OpenAI, Anthropic, and major cloud and telecom providers.