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Prezent wants your evenings back.
The presentation company is making a bigger bet: pair AI with medical communications experts, and sell life sciences teams a finished job instead of another blank slide.
Founders Journey asks what happened before the win
Jimmy Douloumbakas gives founders an hour to explain the awkward parts. His podcast’s own growth experiments make the story more useful still.
Jack Industries asks the question your pitch deck dodges
Can someone else retell your idea? Rafferty Jackson’s advisory practice helps space and autonomy founders answer that question - then tackle the work of scaling the company behind it.
Light Years Ahead Partners With YesPress to Make Stories Last
Light Years Ahead PR is partnering with YesPress to connect tailored campaigns with company newsrooms—giving launches, customer stories and executive expertise a lasting home.
Lou Hoffman Put the Human Voice Back Into Tech PR
He wanted to write about sports. Instead, Lou Hoffman spent four decades teaching technology companies to sound less like companies - and more like people worth listening to.
We Want Your Customers to See What You See
You can spend years building a better way and still struggle to explain why it matters. At YesPress, we start with the gap between the future you imagine and the one your customers can see.
Napkin AI
Napkin AI turns plain text into editable visuals - diagrams, flowcharts, infographics, mind maps - in about five seconds. Built by two ex-Google engineers who previously co-founded the children's learning platform Osmo, Napkin uses an orchestrator LLM and a 'design agency' of specialized sub-agents to do the work most knowledge workers used to outsource to a designer or a PowerPoint smart-art menu.
Jay Acunzo
Jay Acunzo is a business storytelling advisor, author, and keynote speaker who helps experts, entrepreneurs, and executives develop stronger ideas, more resonant stories, and more influential voices. A former Google and HubSpot strategist turned independent creator, he champions intuition over best practices and deep resonance over broad reach. He's the author of 'Break the Wheel,' host of the 'How Stories Happen' podcast, and has spoken in 25 states and 3 countries to audiences from 40 CEOs to 4,000 marketers.