In this episode, Clint sits down with Scott Voigt, the co-founder and CEO of Fullstory, a leading behavioral intelligence platform. Scott shares the fascinating journey of how Fullstory was founded, the innovative approach they took to capture and structure data, and how they help over 3000 customers worldwide improve their digital experiences.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:17 - What is FullStory?
1:15 - Founding FullStory
4:09 - Product Evolution
5:49 - AI Integration
9:52 - Company Culture
14:17 - Atlanta Tech Scene
16:37 - Scott's Daily Routine
18:16 - Reading Recommendations
20:14 - Understanding Customers
22:40 - Macroeconomic Environment
23:58 - Who Gave Scott a Chance?

In this episode of our podcast, we sit down with Bryan Murphy, the CEO of Smartling, to discuss the transformative power of AI in the translation and localization industry. With a rich background that includes a successful tenure at eBay, Bryan shares his journey to leading Smartling, an AI-driven translation platform that's revolutionizing the $50 billion translation market.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:16 - Bryan’s journey to becoming CEO of Smartling
00:30 - Overview of Smartling and its impact on the translation market
01:18 - The state of the translation market and Smartling’s advantages
01:55 - The role of AI in translation and Smartling’s innovations
03:54 - The future of AI and its impact on productivity
05:27 - AI as a productivity tool and its implications for the workforce
07:10 - Bryan’s daily routine and operating plan
07:52 - Book recommendations
08:14 - Company culture and remote work
09:35 - Expanding into international markets
11:30 - Company mission and values
13:50 - Lessons from eBay
15:20 - Economic outlook and global trade
16:37 - The importance of giving and receiving chances

In this episode, Clint sits down with Blima Ehrentreu, the inspiring founder and CEO of The Designers Group. Blima shares her incredible journey from a childhood fascination with construction to leading a world-renowned interior design firm. Discover how The Designers Group, with offices in Toronto, New York, and Miami, is transforming spaces across North America with a mission-driven approach to design.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:13 - Blima's journey to becoming CEO
01:03 - Early inspiration and passion for design
02:14 - The impact of COVID-19 on workplace design
04:15 - Realizing the success of The Designers Group
05:32 - A typical day in the life of Blima Ehrentreu
07:06 - Creating collaborative and well-designed environments
09:11 - The role of AI in the design process
11:14 - The mission and values of The Designers Group
13:30 - The TDG Furniture Exchange initiative
17:00 - Misconceptions about interior design
19:11 - Balancing mental health and wellness
22:02 - Navigating economic challenges
24:33 - The importance of giving and receiving chances

In this episode of the CEO.com podcast, Clint Betts sits down with Ben Borodach, the co-founder and CEO of april, the first AI-powered embedded tax platform. Ben shares his journey from an NYU student to a successful entrepreneur, his insights on integrating AI into the tax industry, and the challenges and triumphs of building a groundbreaking company.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:17 - The Need for AI in Taxes
00:39 - Embedding Tax in Financial Decisions
01:42 - AI's Role in april's Development
03:24 - Ben's Background and Journey
07:45 - Fundraising and Series B Announcement
10:23 - Business and Personal Tax Solutions
11:23 - Future of AI in Business
14:32 - A Day in the Life of a CEO
15:47 - Maintaining Company Culture
18:00 - Thoughts on Recent Legislation
18:42 - Macroeconomic Perspectives
21:25 - NYC's Startup Ecosystem
24:07 - Final Thoughts and Gratitude

In this episode, we sit down with Sarah Boyd, the Co-CEO of The Digital Dept., to discuss her incredible journey from fashion PR to leading a top influencer marketing agency. Sarah shares her experiences, the evolution of her career, and the strategic acquisitions that shaped The Digital Dept. into what it is today.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Sarah's career journey and becoming CEO
00:59 - The formation of The Digital Dept.
02:10 - Importance of social presence for CEOs and influencers
05:01 - Types of influencers and pairing them with opportunities
06:57 - What makes a great event and experience
08:52 - Impact of AI on influencer marketing
11:32 - A typical day in the life of Sarah
14:25 - Maintaining company culture in a remote environment
16:11 - Economic challenges and strategic shifts
17:33 - The importance of giving and taking chances

In this episode of the CEO Podcast, Clint we sits down with Blake Garrett, the founder and CEO of Aceable, a company dedicated to transforming mandatory education into engaging, mobile, and gamified experiences. Blake shares his journey from management consulting to raising $115 million and building a profitable, impactful business.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and Welcome
00:14 - What is Aceable?
01:31 - Blake's Entrepreneurial Journey
03:42 - Fundraising and Financial Growth
05:58 - Impact of AI on Aceable
07:40 - A Day in the Life of a CEO
09:13 - Company Culture and Values
10:56 - Reading and Learning Recommendations
13:40 - Vibe Coding and AI Projects
16:28 - Sales Cycle in EdTech
17:18 - Macroeconomic Impact on Business
18:33 - Austin as a Tech Hub
19:54 - Acknowledging Key Supporters
21:08 - Closing Remarks

In this episode, Clint sits down with Philip Brittan, the CEO of Bloomfire, to discuss his impressive career journey and the innovative work being done at Bloomfire in the knowledge management and enterprise search space. From his early days at Google to leading Crux Informatics and now Bloomfire, Philip shares his insights on the evolving landscape of AI, the importance of enterprise intelligence, and the future of technology in business.

Timestamps:
00:06 - Introduction and Guest Background
00:36 - Overview of Bloomfire
01:40 - Philip's Journey to Bloomfire
03:07 - Concept of Enterprise Intelligence
05:27 - AI's Impact on Bloomfire
08:27 - Practical Applications of AI
09:35 - Future of AI
12:00 - Challenges with AI Implementation
17:25 - A Day in the Life of a CEO
19:16 - Life on a Ranch
19:41 - Montana's Tech Ecosystem
24:58 - Remote Work and Company Culture
30:56 - Economic Outlook for Tech and SaaS
35:15 - Importance of Giving and Receiving Chances
37:58 - Closing Remarks

In this episode of the CEO.com Podcast, Clint engages in a riveting conversation with Prashant Fuloria, the CEO of Funbox. Prashant shares his incredible journey from being an early product manager at Google to leading Funbox, a capital platform dedicated to empowering small businesses.

Timestamps:
00:07 - Introduction and Career Overview
00:32 - Early Career at Google
01:14 - Transition to Facebook and Flurry
01:35 - Joining Fundbox
01:56 - Fundbox's Mission and Services
03:44 - Importance of Small Businesses
05:09 - Fundbox's Strategy
05:52 - Impact of AI on Fundbox
08:01 - Future of AI in Business
10:41 - A Day in the Life of a CEO
12:33 - Importance of Sleep for Leaders
12:47 - Company Culture and Values
15:15 - Economic Outlook for Small Businesses
19:02 - AI's Role in Supporting Small Businesses
21:57 - Final Thoughts and Acknowledgements

In this episode, Clint sits down with Michael Litt, the co-founder and CEO of Vidyard, a leading video platform for businesses. Michael shares his incredible journey from being a Systems Design Engineering student at the University of Waterloo to building a successful tech company that has been thriving for over a decade.

Timestamps:
00:06 - Introduction and Background
00:23 - University of Waterloo Experience
01:06 - Early Work Experiences and Entrepreneurial Drive
01:50 - Starting Vidyard
02:22 - Initial Business Model and Early Challenges
03:24 - Developing Video Technology
03:46 - Y Combinator Application and Experience
05:01 - Becoming the CEO
05:38 - Lessons from Y Combinator
08:37 - Fundraising and Demo Day
10:49 - Early Investors and Series A
11:15 - Evolution of Vidyard's Product
14:53 - Inflection Points and Product Market Fit
17:17 - AI and the Future of Video
22:17 - Building Vidyard in Canada
26:28 - Reflecting on Key Support and Personal Story
28:28 - Conclusion and Thanks

In this episode, we sit down with Hamza Alsmaraee, an extraordinary young entrepreneur who has already achieved more than most do in a lifetime. At just 22, he's a published author, a Stanford undergrad, and the Co-founder and CEO of NewForm. Join us as we dive deep into his journey from writing a calculus book at 16 to building a multimillion-dollar business while still in college.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and Hamza's Background  
00:17 - Publishing a Calculus Book at 16  
01:04 - Marketing the Calculus Book  
01:25 - Starting a Math Page on Instagram  
01:46 - Growing the Instagram Page  
02:07 - Book Sales and Revenue  
02:36 - Documentary and Stanford  
03:02 - Founding NewForm  
03:12 - Shift from Social Media to Interest Media  
03:44 - New Form of Marketing  
04:15 - Content-First Marketing Strategy  
05:08 - Scaling a Consumer App with TikTok Ads  
06:01 - NewForm's Role in Growth Marketing  
07:03 - Simplifying Complex Software Marketing  
07:27 - Effective Short-Form Content  
08:09 - Visual Appeal in Ads  
09:08 - Misconceptions About Marketing in Tech  
10:00 - The Importance of Marketing in Tech  
11:06 - Evolution of Marketing in Tech  
12:20 - Elon Musk and Marketing  
12:52 - Typical Day of a 22-Year-Old Entrepreneur  
14:19 - Implementing AI in Marketing  
15:02 - AI in Marketing Workflows  
16:05 - Woolbot: AI Performance Marketer  
17:08 - AI-Assisted Workflows vs. AI-Generated Content  
18:24 - Future Vision for Nuform  
19:08 - Woolbot's Role in Marketing  
21:01 - Connecting Media and Creative Teams  
21:58 - Great vs. Good Short-Form Ads  
23:30 - Social Media Celebrities vs. Traditional Media  
24:47 - The Importance of IRL Experiences  
25:03 - The Chance That Made a Difference  
26:19 - Majoring in Math at Stanford  
26:57 - Conclusion and Farewell