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Why Your Startup’s Future Depends on Its Story with Kathleen Lucente
In this episode of Brilliantly Wrong, Alex Stonehouse sits down with Kathleen Lucente, CEO of Red Fan Communications, to talk about why brand narrative is the most overlooked growth lever in B2B tech.
Kathleen shares how companies can turn what feels like a marketing “sinkhole” into a revenue engine by crafting a compelling story that breaks through silos, builds trust, and drives real business outcomes.
They explore:
Why most startups misunderstand PR and how to fix it
The difference between experts and true thought leaders
The role of narrative in M&A, IPOs, and fundraising
Why "memory-bait" beats clickbait in the AI era
How internal comms can make or break growth
If your startup is scaling and you think “we’ll get to brand later,” this episode will convince you otherwise, and if you're approaching a sale or IPO, you should call Kathleen today!
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By Alex StonehouseIn this episode of Brilliantly Wrong, Alex Stonehouse sits down with Kathleen Lucente, CEO of Red Fan Communications, to talk about why brand narrative is the most overlooked growth lever in B2B tech.
Kathleen shares how companies can turn what feels like a marketing “sinkhole” into a revenue engine by crafting a compelling story that breaks through silos, builds trust, and drives real business outcomes.
They explore:
Why most startups misunderstand PR and how to fix it
The difference between experts and true thought leaders
The role of narrative in M&A, IPOs, and fundraising
Why "memory-bait" beats clickbait in the AI era
How internal comms can make or break growth
If your startup is scaling and you think “we’ll get to brand later,” this episode will convince you otherwise, and if you're approaching a sale or IPO, you should call Kathleen today!