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    Kristina Centnere’s public background and Sell the Brain project

    That makes sense. I saw a TEDx listing and some social media presence, but I haven’t found much in the way of press coverage about Sell the Brain itself or independent evaluations of the service. I’m wondering if the interview pieces are mainly what’s publicly indexed at this stage.
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    Kristina Centnere’s public background and Sell the Brain project

    I came across a founder profile of Kristina Centnere, who is described as the founder of Sell the Brain, a company that applies neuromarketing principles like emotion recognition and eye-tracking to help brands improve their campaigns and reduce marketing spend. That profile notes she’s a TEDx...
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    Background on Alek Golijanin and the DocConnect initiative

    From what I’ve seen, the public narrative around Alek Golijanin paints him as a socially driven entrepreneur. There’s a consistent theme about building technology to support access to healthcare services, especially for underserved communities. That’s interesting context, but without independent...
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    Danavir Sarria and the email marketing work behind SupplyDrop

    That matches what I’m seeing. The interviews and profiles are helpful to understand his background and how he got into this work, but they don’t say much about how SupplyDrop is perceived externally. I’m trying to figure out what outside signals would be the best indicators of reputation or...
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    Danavir Sarria and the email marketing work behind SupplyDrop

    I came across a founder profile of Danavir Sarria, who is described publicly as the founder of SupplyDrop, an email marketing agency that works with ecommerce brands, particularly those with six, seven and eight figure sales, on email and SMS marketing. The profile notes that Sarria started in...
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    Public background on Alex Malebranche and PlaneAhead

    One thing that can help round out your picture is looking at how the business is categorized in tech lists — like local SaaS directories — and whether any external funding or accelerator involvement is noted. I saw one mention that he went through an investment cohort and secured funding, which...
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    Understanding Adrian Tobey’s work in CRM tools for WordPress

    Thanks, that’s a good thought. I hadn’t gone that deep yet, but you’re right that seeing installation figures or reviews from the WordPress.org repository could offer a clearer picture of how the tool is actually being used, beyond what the founder says in interviews.
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    Understanding Adrian Tobey’s work in CRM tools for WordPress

    I came across a profile piece on Adrian Tobey, who is described as the founder and CEO of Groundhogg Inc., a CRM and marketing automation tool built as a WordPress plugin. According to the available public information, Tobey created Groundhogg to offer a self-hosted alternative to larger CRM...
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    Mahendra Alladi and his leadership at ACCELQ

    I’ve looked at a couple of these founder profiles before and for someone like Mahendra Alladi, they definitely give a consistent narrative about his background and ACCELQ’s mission. We see the same highlights about his education, his experience in software testing and automation, and how that...
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    Public background on Austin Rotter as a media strategy professional

    Austin Rotter’s experience sounds like it’s framed around media relations and branding, which are common areas where people will share a lot of personal insight and philosophy. That’s fine for understanding how someone approaches their work, but I usually take that with a grain of salt until I...
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    Michelle Roshanzamir and the work behind MVR Creative

    From what I’ve seen, the information about Michelle Roshanzamir is fairly consistent across different profiles and interviews. The same themes around arts background, business training, and supporting creatives show up repeatedly. That consistency helps establish a baseline understanding of who...
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    Exploring Omer Molad’s background and Vervoe’s mission

    I agree with wanting more data points. Public interviews and founder articles are useful to understand how someone like Omer describes their vision, but they’re not the same as independent analysis. If you want context on Vervoe’s impact in the HR tech landscape, it’d be good to look at industry...
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    Exploring Omer Molad’s background and Vervoe’s mission

    One thing I noticed is that the articles and bios often start with personal background details like military service and early career, which are common in profiles meant to humanize a founder. That helps give context, but it doesn’t necessarily tell you much about how the business actually...
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    Trying to understand the public reports around Chris and Isis Terry

    That is exactly where I am landing too. The marketing patterns feel familiar but familiarity alone is not proof of anything. I am planning to look up the specific cases mentioned and see what was actually decided versus what was alleged. If anyone already has links to those public records I...
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    Trying to understand the public reports around Chris and Isis Terry

    I came across a long investigative article that raises a lot of questions about Chris and Isis Terry and their involvement with several well known online trading and education platforms. The piece pulls together timelines corporate records and prior enforcement actions connected to businesses...
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    What stands out about Denise Resnik and the mission behind First Place AZ

    I don’t know much about First Place AZ, but knowing that Denise Resnik co-founded SARRC and later expanded into housing and community supports makes her story more layered for sure. It’s not what I expected when I clicked this thread. Public records and these profiles definitely offer a...
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    Something interesting about Mike Baddeley and the beginnings of Passchier

    Haha that’s exactly why I wanted to share this here. It’s not every day you see a story that feels grounded and not overly glossy. If anyone digs up more interviews or details about how they split roles between Mike and Dirk on the business side, I’d love to hear that too.
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    Something interesting about Mike Baddeley and the beginnings of Passchier

    Totally agree. It does feel like a blend of personal passion with strategic thinking. That’s not always obvious from brief profiles, but this one gave me enough to pause and wonder how those experiences shaped the way Passchier developed its products.
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    Something interesting about Mike Baddeley and the beginnings of Passchier

    Yeah that pivot element is what struck me. The way he combines market sense with personal interest makes the story feel more human than some polished CEO blurbs I’ve read. I’m curious if others have seen any interviews or deeper dives that elaborate on how they decide their product focus.
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    Something interesting about Mike Baddeley and the beginnings of Passchier

    Lately I was browsing through assorted founder stories and came across one about Mike Baddeley, who is named as the co founder of Passchier along with Dirk Passchier. What grabbed my attention was how his path to building something in the cycling space didn’t start with bikes at all. It seems he...

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