Revenue Engine Podcast Alex Gluz

Brian Warrick is the Revenue Leader at Baresquare, a company specializing in AI-powered revenue optimization for e-commerce. He is responsible for go-to-market efforts at Baresquare. With a background in environmental and business economics, a MBA from Rutgers University, and 25 years in digital transformation, Brian's expertise spans startups to established entities in various industries. His career began with early entrepreneurial ventures and progressed through a decade in a content management vendor role before joining Baresquare.
In this episode… How can companies craft a successful go-to-market strategy and ensure long-term customer retention in today's competitive landscape? These critical questions often perplex business leaders as they strive to navigate the complexities of the modern market. What are the key elements that drive effective strategies and sustainable growth?
According to Brian Warrick, a seasoned revenue leader with extensive experience in digital transformation, the process starts with deeply understanding the customer. He highlights the importance of authenticity and genuine engagement in building trust and driving meaningful connections. By aligning sales and marketing efforts and focusing on high-intent revenue opportunities, companies can create a cohesive strategy that resonates with their target audience. The result? An increase in customer acquisition and a significant reduction in churn.
In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, host Alex Gluz sits down with Brian Warrick, Revenue Leader at Baresquare, to discuss mastering go-to-market strategies and customer retention. They dive into the importance of aligning sales and marketing teams, the role of authenticity in engaging customers, and the latest advancements in AI-powered analytics. Tune in for actionable insights that can transform your approach to market strategy and customer management.

Jon Morra is the Chief AI Officer at Zefr, a company specializing in ad tech platforms and brand safety in the world of “walled garden” platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. With a background in biomedical engineering and a PhD in biomedical engineering, his academic journey took him from Johns Hopkins to UCLA. Jon then transitioned from academia to founding his own startup, Medical Vision Systems, and subsequently moving into the ad tech industry through roles at eHarmony and Zefr. His expertise lies in machine learning, and he's driven by the need to understand content categorization from a brand's perspective.
In this episode… Artificial intelligence is transforming the marketing landscape, enabling brands to connect with their audience in more meaningful ways. How can businesses harness the power of AI and data science to drive marketing success?
According to Jon Morra, a leading expert in AI and data science, the key lies in understanding and utilizing the vast amounts of data available. He highlights the importance of developing a representative dataset to train AI models effectively. By ensuring that the dataset accurately reflects the diverse scenarios a business might encounter, companies can build more reliable and effective AI solutions. This approach not only enhances the precision of marketing strategies, but also boosts overall business performance.
In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, host Alex Gluz sits down with Jon Morra, the Chief AI Officer at Zefr, to discuss how AI is revolutionizing marketing. They explore how to validate AI use cases to drive business value, the impact of generative models on creative processes, and the importance of responsible AI practices. Listen in to gain valuable insights on leveraging AI to unlock the full potential of your marketing efforts.

Rob Sadow is the CEO and Co-founder of Scoop, a software company that helps hybrid teams coordinate work and creates the Flex Index, which tracks flexible work approaches globally. He studied at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and began his career at Bain & Company in strategy consulting. Rob's first startup experience was in Tel Aviv before he caught the entrepreneurial bug and founded Scoop with his brother in 2015. Under his leadership, Scoop pivoted during the pandemic to focus on hybrid work, becoming a leading voice and resource in the evolving future of work.
In this episode… Mastering the hybrid work model is a critical challenge for modern organizations. How can companies effectively balance in-person collaboration with the flexibility of remote work while maintaining productivity and culture?
According to Rob Sadow, a leading expert in hybrid work solutions, the key to thriving in a hybrid environment is understanding and utilizing comprehensive data. He highlights that companies must compare their office utilization and flexible work policies with peers to make strategic decisions. This approach not only informs better space allocation and policy development, but also enhances employee experience and operational efficiency. Rob's insights emphasize the importance of intentionality and data-driven strategies in navigating the hybrid work landscape.
In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, host Alex Gluz sits down with Rob Sadow, CEO and Co-founder of Scoop, to discuss the intricacies of hybrid work. They explore the importance of balancing remote and in-person interactions, building a strong remote culture, and utilizing comprehensive data for strategic planning.

Sam Li is the CEO and Founder of Thoropass, a compliance and audit solution with a customer-first approach. He has extensive knowledge of entrepreneurship, technology, and global strategy, and has worked with companies such as Google and Samsung. Sam holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.
In this episode… Compliance has grown to be an ever-present issue in modern businesses. The demand for compliance solutions has increased, and numerous competitors have flooded the market. As the space grows more crowded, how do you stand out?
Improving marketing to reach new customers is necessary to stay ahead. While the strength of your product and expertise matters, it matters just as much how you demonstrate that value to your prospective clients. Here are the crucial aspects for businesses looking to grow.

In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, Alex Gluz sits down with Sam Li, the CEO and Founder of Thoropass, to discuss the secrets of marketing. They discuss finding new customers, the future of the compliance space, and how Thoropass has used their funding. They also touch on Sam’s background as an entrepreneur and how he started his company.

Kathleen Booth is the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Growth at Pavilion, a community-powered learning platform for high-growth leaders. She spent the first 10 years of her career as an international development consultant, advising governments and international aid organizations on communications.
Kathleen founded Quintain Marketing in 2006 and grew it into a nationally known digital marketing agency, selling the business in 2017 after 11 years as CEO. She is a board-level advisor to several tech startups and in 2023 was named by USA Today as one of 6 Global Marketing Advisors Who Are Rising Stars.
In this episode… To get the most out of marketing, it’s crucial to have both perspective and experience. Some marketing teams have one quality but lack the other, causing them to spin their wheels rather than push the business forward. Additionally, it can be difficult to find leaders with both qualities.
One solution is to pull from established marketers with diverse backgrounds. This not only offers an outside perspective, but also draws from multiple disciplines of business. Kathleen Booth has led a long and impressive career across several industries, and now offers up some of her greatest lessons.
In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, Alex Gluz interviews Kathleen Booth, the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Growth at Pavilion, to discuss some of her greatest insights into digital marketing. The two break down marketing frameworks, communicating across teams, developing robust communities, and how to align sales and marketing teams.

Quentin Kasseh is a software engineering executive and the Director of Software Engineering at RelationalAI. He is also the Founder of Nomad Engineers Consulting Group, helping businesses tackle their most complex tech and data challenges.
Through his career, Quentin has supervised and grown teams up to 300 employees and budgets up to $28M. He is a solution architect, managing targets while resolving cloud and software reliability, culture, and talent development issues.
In this episode… Every entrepreneur and executive is aware of the challenges inherent in business. This is only the surface, however, as every company must tackle a myriad of unique challenges. From startups to established corporations, how do you overcome the problems holding you back?
An easy place to start is learning from experienced leaders in your field. Quentin Kasseh has founded startups, grown businesses, and joined existing powerhouses to bring them to new heights. His multi-faceted career gives him the insight to diagnose many issues facing modern companies.
In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, Alex Gluz has a conversation with Quentin Kasseh, Founder of Nomad Engineers Consulting Group, about overcoming marketing and business challenges. The two discuss building a potent team, AI’s role in modern business, handling customers, going to market, and launching startups. They also talk about the greatest lessons Quentin learned from his mentors.