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Evyatar Sagie Turned Search Discipline Into a Cybersecurity Growth Playbook
Before he marketed an AI-native security platform, Evyatar Sagie learned growth one query, campaign and conversion at a time. His career explains why Guardz speaks to MSPs in the language of useful outcomes rather than cyber theater.
Aaron Bours Wants Enterprise AI to Earn Its Place in the Room
Hyro's chief marketing officer built his career by taking the scenic route through sales, product, and conversational AI. His argument for enterprise marketing is refreshingly strict: bring personality, bring proof, and make every promise survive the spreadsheet.
Yonatan Pesses Learned the Rules - Then Built a Career Rewriting the Playbook
A law graduate became a dealmaker, then a marketer. At Tailor Brands, Yonatan Pesses now works where brand, regulation and artificial intelligence meet - and where a failed script can become a better operating system.
Omri Erel Has Spent 19 Years Turning Startup Chaos Into a Growth System
Before cybersecurity, Omri Erel built demand engines across some of SaaS's busiest growth stories. His recurring subject is not the polished company seen from outside, but the people, data, and useful disorder that make it work.
Yoni Bloch
Yoni Bloch is an Israeli rock musician turned technology founder who runs eko, the New York company that invented seamless interactive, branching video. He started eko (originally Interlude) with his bandmates in 2011 after they wanted to make a music video the viewer could steer and found no tool existed to build it. eko went on to power the interactive version of Bob Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone,' work with Coldplay, Intel, Pepsi and Disney, and sign a $250 million joint venture with Walmart. Today Bloch is pushing eko toward AI-driven, shoppable, choice-driven video for retail and entertainment.