Sonciary Pérez, Co-Founder of Quala.io, shares her startup journey on this show. Her startup journey is a mixture of building a product and solving problems in an area she is passionate about.

David Kindlon, CEO and Co-Founder of Eppione, joins the show to talk about an extremely relevant topic in business today: human resource management.

Oliver Nutt, Vice President, Marketing and External Communications at General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), shares insights about the importance of branding, leading large organizations, and navigating change.

Esben Friis-Jensen, Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer of Userflow, joins Noah on the show to talk about the value of product-led growth to fuel your startup. He also talks about how he was able to improve his startup journey on the next round as a founder.

Slater Victoroff, Founder and CTO of Indico, joins Noah to talk about his startup journey and the next level of AI. His company Indico Data works on unstructured data. They use analytics with AI to create tools that arm the users and subject matter experts. 

Garrett Mehrguth, CEO of Directive, joins Ledge to share his expertise in marketing and his insights as a successful business leader. Directive Consulting has been providing customer generation for software companies for the last eight years.

Eric Stockton, VP of Demand Generation at Constant Contact, shares his career journey that has led to his expertise in revenue generation.

Stephen King, Founder and CEO of GrowthForce, joins today’s podcast with some great insight for business leaders. Accounting is a key business function, providing data to help you manage your strategy. Smaller businesses and startups need to deal with the added cost of this function, which often comes even before they have the revenue to cover it.

Alexis Chiagouris, director of global marketing communications and brand at Ensono, shares insights in marketing specific to the IT space. As the IT industry has grown, so has the saturation of providers in the space. Creating brand awareness through a marketing communications plan is essential to success.

James Ontra, CEO of Shufflrr, shares how powerful the story of your business can be in closing deals. He argues that presentations, an integral part of any business, are often done inefficiently and ineffectively. Experiencing this business problem first-hand inspired Ontra to found Shufflrr, a presentation management solution.

This special episode of Leaders of B2B features Noah Tetzner. Noah will be the show’s new co-host along with Ledge and Jake.

Asher Ismail, co-founder at Uncapped, discusses a very important topic for founders and business leaders: raising capital.

Pieter Krynauw, CEO at ThruWave Inc., shares valuable insight on innovation, as well as preparing yourself for a journey in entrepreneurship. Krynauw’s startup helps improve supply chain efficiency by enhancing millimeter wave technology with software.

Mackenzie Farone, manager of marketing communications at Carmeuse Americas, shares her expertise and insights on marketing, particularly in marcom.

Laura Hoffman, head of marketing and communications at ThruWave Inc, has a great exchange of ideas with host Ledge about podcasting. She shares her outlook on its importance to marketing, current trends, and its future.

Scott Sehon, owner of Mod 4 Finance, talks about his leap into entrepreneurship along with the importance of his business model. In 2017, Sehon took on his experience as capital and embarked on providing fractional CFO work for startups.

Filippa Noghani, Head of Marketing BFS and Strategic Accounts at Virtusa, shares her insights on working at both startups and large companies. She also shares her experience sitting on the Board and being Marketing Chair of NYC Fintech for Women, an organization that helps level the playing field for female business leaders in Fintech. She threshes out comparisons from her marketing experience. In addition, she lends her perspective as a female business leader in the workplace.

Yin Wu, the founder of Pulley, discusses how her solution tackles the core of every startup: equity capitalization. The cap table is vital to a startup because it reflects the company’s value. This means that every performance indicator leads to this.

David Ciccarelli, co-founder and CEO of Voices.com, shares how his startup in 2005 has ended up being the largest marketplace for voice talent. With over one million members spanning 160 countries, the platform generates 5,000 jobs a month.

Jeffrey Hull, Founder of Savvy Financial, shares his startup journey with Ledge. As most startup founders can relate to, the path he has taken is laden with adjustments and iterations. SavvyFi empowers families to save for college and pay off student debt with the help of gifts from friends and family and cashback rewards.