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Eric Kidwell Is Teaching Old Sermons New Tricks
After 14 years in pastoral ministry, the Rantoul founder saw a peculiar waste: years of useful teaching vanishing into archives. Bonfire AI is his attempt to keep that wisdom in the room, without pretending software can replace the person who earned it.
The Campaign That Begins Before the Campaign
818 Political sells mail, media and campaign strategy. Its more revealing product is confidence - built by watching a candidate work before deciding what voters should hear.
The Company That Gets Paid to Make Everyone Else Speak
For four decades, Kearns & West has worked in the room where public projects get stuck - turning rival interests, technical evidence, and civic distrust into a process people can keep using.
Tim McLaughlin Is Taking Canadian Golf From Fairways to Feeds
The Golf Canada CMO spent 17 years learning how a Canadian brand earns loyalty. Now he is widening golf's front door - from tournament marks and mobile communities to simulators and Roblox.
The Lawyer Who Built a 10,000-Person Company Inside a Virtual Bar
Amy Pritchard traded courtrooms for comment sections and built ModSquad - a 10,000-Mod, 90-country moderation network - without raising a cent. She has been running a fully remote company since 2007, a decade before the rest of us learned the word.
The Company That Rents You the Internet's Best Behavior
ModSquad started as an avatar hangout in Second Life. Fifteen years later it is a 10,000-Mod global network moderating communities and answering support tickets for the NFL, EA, and Spotify - without ever having raised a dollar.