
Toby Scammell built Womply around a practical question: how do you reach the small businesses that software companies overlook? His career shows the power of that question, and the obligations that arrive when the door opens.
He co-founded COPAN Diagnostics in 1994 and began as its first employee. Nearly three decades later, Norman Sharples carried a career built on customer conversations into a new chapter at Giant Sequoia Marketing.
Across consulting, transit systems, workplace technology and now specialty materials, Mick Slattery has kept returning to the same deceptively simple question: why must business work this way?

After two decades moving from underwriting spreadsheets to startup experiments and nationwide distribution, Steve Chauby has arrived at a deceptively simple idea: give educators choice, remove friction and show up where their lives actually happen.