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Christian Kunkel Wants Marketing to Be Useful Before It Is Clever
The Fingercheck CMO began with a prank, once turned location data into a comic book, and now treats customer support calls as required reading. His method is disarmingly plain: make people feel smarter, then get out of their way.
Guy Lalzary Built His Marketing Career One Search Box at a Time
From SEO assignments to the C-suite, Connecteam’s marketing chief has spent fifteen years turning discoverability into an operating discipline - and building a team for the workers software once forgot.
Prateek Chakravarty Left the Oil Field. He Never Stopped Thinking Like a Field Engineer
Before he sold enterprise software, Prateek Chakravarty filed reports from remote oil rigs. Now the Zinier CEO is betting that useful AI begins with muddy boots, thick gloves and the stubborn details of work in the field.
Fabrice Haiat
Fabrice Haiat is the co-founder and CEO of YOOBIC, a frontline employee experience platform used by more than 200 global brands including Boots, Lancome, Lacoste, Peloton, Puma and Sanofi. A Ecole Centrale Paris engineer and former McKinsey consultant, he built and sold energy-monitoring company Vizelia to Schneider Electric before launching YOOBIC in 2014 with his two brothers, Avi and Gilles. He argues that store and warehouse staff are assets rather than resources, and has raised roughly $80 million to digitize communication, training and task management for the world's deskless workers.
Nick Haase
Nick Haase is co-founder of MaintainX, the AI-powered CMMS and connected worker platform that reached a $2.5B valuation after its $150M Series D in July 2025. Leading go-to-market strategy, Haase has helped grow MaintainX to 11,000+ enterprise customers across manufacturing, food & beverage, and facilities — while separately angel-investing in 40+ startups including Anduril, Hadrian, and Figure. A former mobile marketing founder turned industrial software builder, he's spent years on factory floors helping maintenance teams ditch paper checklists and embrace digital workflows.
Desmond Lim
Desmond Lim is the co-founder and CEO of Workstream, an HR, payroll, and hiring platform built for the 70 million hourly and deskless workers in the US. Born in Singapore to a delivery driver father and part-time cleaner mother, he became the first in his family to attend university, went on to Harvard and MIT, and built a company that now serves 46 of the top 50 quick-service restaurant brands — including McDonald's, Burger King, and Dunkin' — while raising over $120M in venture funding.