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Rushang Shah’s Quiet Case for Marketing Built on Trust
A former mobile-software marketer and editing-service founder found his subject in an old Oregon software company: how to turn customer trust, clear choices and good stories into a durable brand.
Jason Keck Traded the App Store for Insurance Forms - and Kept the Product Instinct
A New Orleans catcher turned Harvard computer-science graduate built his career across Shazam, Tumblr and two startups before choosing commercial insurance paperwork as his next problem. Now, after an Acturis acquisition, he is teaching old workflows new tricks with Broker Buddha AI.
Priyang Shah Found a $10,000 Hole in Employee Benefits
After helping scale two Columbus startups, Priyang Shah returned to a stubborn piece of household math. His answer became Healia - and a case study in building ambitious software from Ohio.
Andrew Wynn Is Building for the Unflashy Part of Insurance
From a mango supply chain in Senegal to a desk inside an Instacart house, Wynn learned to look for the work hiding between people and systems. Ascend is his attempt to clear that work from insurance - one invoice, reconciliation and payment at a time.