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Daniel Maloney Found a Company Hiding in the Analytics
A wedding-planning startup noticed an odd stream of Pinterest traffic. Daniel Maloney followed the clue, changed the company and built Tailwind around a habit he learned at Google: watch what people do, then make the useful thing easier.
Mae Karwowski Built the Machine Behind the Feed
Before creator marketing had a playbook, Mae Karwowski built one from relationships, software and a stubborn belief that small voices could add up to real scale. A decade later, the company she started in an apartment sits inside WPP - and she is still asking what the industry has missed.
David Gallon
David Gallon is a marketing executive who leads brand and integrated marketing for Tory Burch, the New York luxury fashion house. He joined the company in 2016 and rose through digital, social, and brand roles to Chief Marketing Officer, North America. His path runs from local TV newsrooms to teen retail at Aeropostale and into luxury fashion, giving him a storyteller's instinct for how a brand shows up across social, e-commerce, and physical stores.
Liz Capitani
Liz Capitani is the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Hello Molly, the Australian-born, globally shipping women's fashion e-commerce brand. A marketing leader with roughly two decades in retail and apparel, she has built brand vision, run global campaigns, and led customer and user experience work for fast-growing fashion companies including Petal & Pup, Lulus, and her own fine-jewelry venture, Stay Goldee. She is known for culturally resonant, storytelling-led campaigns and for building brands with loyal, devoted followings across the US and Australian markets.
Terry Lee
Terry Lee is a Bay Area technology executive who serves as CEO at Cube (cubehq.ai), an AI-powered digital marketing platform that helps businesses run and optimize campaigns across search, social, email, and web from one dashboard. A UC Berkeley graduate based in San Jose, California, he has spent his career across media and marketing ventures including Storyblender, Shin & Lee Corp., and Lachesis Media & News Co. before stepping into the marketing-AI space.
Ankarino Lara
Ankarino Lara is a product-minded entrepreneur who co-founded Thismoment, a San Francisco enterprise content-marketing platform that helped global brands collect, curate and publish user-generated content across social channels. A Harvard-trained archaeologist who once conserved Maya artifacts at the Peabody Museum, Lara moved from museums to the early consumer web, building products at CNET and Yahoo! before launching Thismoment in 2008 around the idea that the basic unit of human experience is the 'Moment.'
Aoife Quinn
Aoife Quinn is the Co-Founder of Eco Lens Marketing, a Dubai-based social media agency that helps purpose-driven brands grow through strategic content and influencer marketing. A University of Limerick graduate who relocated from Ireland to the UAE, she has built a reputation for actionable marketing frameworks - from her 10-step TikTok Shop launch strategy to her content mix model - and was selected as a finalist for the EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 awards.
Eugene Johnson
Eugene Johnson is the founder and CEO of Revi, an AI-powered restaurant POS and revenue growth platform headquartered in San Francisco. Growing up in one of New York City's roughest neighborhoods, Johnson started his first business at 18, built a career in enterprise sales at Cisco Meraki, and pivoted to found Revi — a platform now serving 1M+ consumers and processing nearly $100M in transactions. He is also an Amazon bestselling author of 'The Mental Playbook' and a competitive chess player who ranks in the 85-90th percentile globally.
Suhail Abidi
Suhail Abidi is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cube (cubehq.ai), an autonomous AI marketing platform serving multi-location brands like KFC and Taco Bell. A chemical engineer from IIT Kanpur who won the Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai MBA Fellowship - full ride, no internship - he spent his Stanford summer learning to code instead of collecting a consulting paycheck. Before Cube, he built Tinystep into a 600,000-user parenting network that Flipkart backed with $2M and BabyChakra eventually acquired. He is a serial entrepreneur with a consistent pattern: spot a real problem, learn whatever skill is missing, build the company.
Touseef Ikram
Touseef Ikram is a 20+ year marketing technologist, serial entrepreneur, and digital product leader currently serving as Associate Director of Digital Products at Interlink Multimedia (Geo TV / Jang Media Group) in Karachi. From building Pakistan's pre-Facebook social network Stop.pk (100K+ users) to helping HarPalGeo become the world's #1 YouTube channel for three consecutive months, he operates at the rare intersection of technology, marketing, and product thinking. He founded Taxlytics (open-data tax analytics), PakSatire.com (political satire animations), invented the GPLLG life-prediction framework, and secured a Google News Initiative grant — making him one of Pakistan's most quietly disruptive digital builders.