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Bob Lynch Put the Sponsorship Business Into a Spreadsheet
He knew sponsorship sales from the inside, but he did not know software. So he drew the product in PowerPoint, ran it in Google Sheets, and turned an opaque business into something people could finally search.
The Little Agency That Made Silence Loud
A 17-person Connecticut shop built its reputation by behaving less like an agency and more like the missing part of a client's team. Its best trick is turning one sharp idea into work that travels across channels - and can still be measured when it gets there.
Bethany Evans Is Teaching an Activewear Brand to Think Beyond the Checkout
After building social programs, airline stories and a two-million-member loyalty ambition, Rhone's CMO is making the case that the most useful marketing metric may be whether people remember you at all.
Sal Syed Put a Caddie in Every Pocket - Then Took the Phone Away
The Arccos co-founder turned his own stubborn 7-iron, a Yale golf obsession and 1.5 billion tracked shots into a quieter kind of golf intelligence - one designed to make better decisions without interrupting the game.
The Sensor That Turned 1.2 Billion Golf Shots Into a Caddie in Your Pocket
A trio of Yale friends bet that golfers would pay to be measured. A decade and 1.2 billion tracked shots later, Arccos runs the biggest data engine in the game - and the PGA TOUR put its name on it.
The Family Business That Put 14 Million Cases on America’s Table
Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits does not need to own every vineyard to shape what America drinks. Its real product is a repeatable way to turn family stories, distributor relationships and approachable bottles into national brands.
Rhone
Rhone is a Stamford, Connecticut premium performance apparel brand founded in 2014, best known for pioneering men's activewear that bridges the gym, the office and everyday life. Built around proprietary technical fabrics and its signature Commuter collection, Rhone sells direct-to-consumer online and through a growing retail footprint while championing men's mental health through its Mind & Muscle events and partnerships with the NBA and LPGA.
David DeRemer
David DeRemer is the founder and CEO of Very Good Ventures (VGV), the product and venture studio that built the Hamilton app - the first large-scale commercial Flutter app shipped outside of Google. With nearly two decades spanning Accenture, frog design, Chobani, and his mobile agency Posse, DeRemer bet the company on Google's then-pre-alpha Flutter framework and turned VGV into one of the most influential consultancies in the Flutter ecosystem, helping enterprises ship high-quality apps from a single codebase.