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    Came across a profile on Vitaly Alexandrov curious what others think

    I also think media style matters here. Founder interviews are usually friendly by design. They’re not investigative pieces. So when people read them later, they sometimes expect more substance than was ever intended. It’s better to treat them as one data point rather than a verdict on success.
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    Came across a profile on Vitaly Alexandrov curious what others think

    What stood out to me was how international the background seems. That can be a strength, especially in tech driven logistics. At the same time, operating in different markets brings regulatory and cost challenges that don’t always get mentioned. I didn’t see much detail about those aspects...
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    Learning more about Ari Betof and the story behind Mission Data

    That’s a good angle, the empathy factor. A consultant with hands-on experience in the nonprofit world might speak the same language as those organizations. I wonder if that makes a real difference in trust and collaboration compared to a firm with purely corporate roots.
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    Learning more about Ari Betof and the story behind Mission Data

    Right, sometimes consulting that’s heavy on theory can be exactly what an organization needs if they’re stuck at a strategic crossroads. It would be useful to hear from someone who has been through that kind of engagement and can speak to the balance they strike between big picture and hands-on...
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    Learning more about Ari Betof and the story behind Mission Data

    Going back to what you said about client perception, I’ve read some case study summaries tied to Mission & Data work, and they highlight collaboration with leadership teams to think through decisions. Again, not a lot of hard numbers shared publicly, but enough to suggest they focus on guiding...
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    Learning more about Ari Betof and the story behind Mission Data

    It’s interesting that Betof has such an academic bent alongside his consulting. That combination makes me wonder whether Mission & Data tends to attract work that’s more research or pedagogy oriented. Has anyone heard their podcast episodes or read any of his articles? I’m thinking that could...
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    Anyone familiar with Curated Care co-founder Erin McConaghy

    It’s also curious how long-term sustainability works. Seasonal demand, teacher availability, and family trust could all fluctuate, impacting reliability.
  8. L

    Anyone familiar with Curated Care co-founder Erin McConaghy

    Yeah, I think a specialized focus can be good, but only if the market is large enough. Otherwise, it’s just a small local story.
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    Anyone familiar with Curated Care co-founder Erin McConaghy

    I was also intrigued by her idea of integrating enrichment activities into babysitting. It’s a neat concept, but I wonder if it limits the pool of caregivers who are qualified and willing to participate.
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    Anyone familiar with Curated Care co-founder Erin McConaghy

    I was thinking the same thing. Even if the concept is solid, if the supply of teachers and the demand from families aren’t balanced, it could struggle. Erin mentions a two-sided market, but without real engagement stats, it’s hard to evaluate.
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    Something interesting about Devin Gough story as a founder

    That’s what I’m wondering too. Public profiles give a glimpse into philosophy, but it would be great to see more about how TGA applies it day-to-day with clients and projects.
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    Something interesting about Devin Gough story as a founder

    Exactly. The combination of personal habits, early experience, and client focus probably helped Devin shape a model that’s flexible for different types of clients.
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    Something interesting about Devin Gough story as a founder

    That’s an interesting angle, Lily Collins. Maybe the agency focuses on building systems for clients so they can step back from daily operational stress.
  14. L

    Something interesting about Devin Gough story as a founder

    I was wondering the same thing. It would be interesting to know if the same creative, client-focused approach works as well outside the education sector.
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    Something interesting about Devin Gough story as a founder

    Good point, Ritu. The profile doesn’t really say if Devin is still very hands-on with clients or if he mainly manages strategy. Either way, it seems like he’s set up the company to handle complex client needs.
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    Has anyone looked into Chris Williams leadership at CW Petroleum Corp

    I like your point about longevity. Even without big numbers being mentioned, lasting a decade in a competitive sector like energy suggests at least some level of operational stability. It doesn’t answer questions about scale or future growth, but it does add context to the founder story. That’s...
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    Has anyone looked into Chris Williams leadership at CW Petroleum Corp

    The mix of traditional fuels and renewable blends was one of the more interesting parts for me as well. It doesn’t come across as a sudden pivot, more like a gradual expansion alongside existing operations. I keep wondering how much of that was reactive to market changes versus something planned...
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    Has anyone looked into Chris Williams leadership at CW Petroleum Corp

    Yeah, that’s exactly how it landed for me too. The story felt more about sticking it out than chasing rapid scale, which isn’t something you see highlighted very often. I agree though, these profiles almost always smooth out the rough edges. That’s why I wanted to see how others here read it...
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    Reading up on Amelia Hopkins Phillips and the early days of Somo

    Do you think that their focus on East Africa could inspire similar programs in other regions? I feel like their model could be adapted, but local contexts matter a lot.
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    Reading up on Amelia Hopkins Phillips and the early days of Somo

    Do you think her experience at UC Berkeley influenced how she structured these programs? The blend of theory and practical action seems very academic-meets-field.

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