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How to Build a Platform for a Market That Doesn’t Exist Yet

Leah Solivan of TaskRabbit and Joanna Strober of Midi Health discuss funding, infrastructure decisions, and AI opportunities that are rewriting the rules.
2 juin

The PR Playbook Founders Actually Need

In this episode of Your Next Move: Audio Edition, recorded live at the Inc. 5000 Conference, Inc. staff reporter Chloe Aiello sits down with Ronica Cleary, founder and CEO of Cleary Strategies, an award-winning public relations firm specializing in earned media. Cleary breaks down what “earned media” really means—and why credibility, not clicks, remains the most powerful currency for growing companies. Drawing on her background as a former journalist, she explains how brands can position themselves as truly newsworthy, navigate an increasingly complex media landscape, and measure ROI in a space where impact isn’t always easy to quantify. The conversation also explores how AI is reshaping PR workflows and newsrooms, why SEO and generative search are becoming essential growth drivers, and how Cleary has evolved her go-to-market strategy beyond traditional networking. She shares candid insights on scaling a service business, building a strong remote culture, and adapting to the shift from traditional media toward podcasts and digital platforms. Looking ahead, Cleary outlines her vision for growth—doubling revenue while staying laser-focused on delivering high-impact earned media—and reflects on what it takes to remain indispensable in a rapidly changing communications industry.
25 août

Yama Group Is Reinventing Healthcare Communications

In this episode of Your Next Move: Audio Edition, Inc. senior editor Tim Crino sits down with Yann Deredec, cofounder and chief growth officer of Yama Group, a San Diego–based pharmaceutical and biotech marketing agency making its second consecutive appearance on the Inc. 5000. Yan explains how a lack of creativity in healthcare communications inspired him to leave the corporate world and launch Yama Group during the 2009 financial crisis. He also shares how the company has remained profitable without outside investment, why developing strong leaders has been one of its greatest challenges, and how a “blue ocean” strategy helps the agency pursue distinctive opportunities rather than compete in crowded markets. The conversation explores Yama Group’s immersive patient-simulation platforms, which help doctors navigate complex treatment decisions and engage with lifelike virtual patients. Yan also discusses the need for responsible AI guardrails in healthcare, the risks surrounding sensitive patient data, and how reduced research funding could affect medical innovation.
-4 j

Make Your Brand Stand Out in a Sea of Competitors | Founder Group Chat

Everyone has an idea for your business. It’s true. But on this Founder Group Chat, we’ve got three people who are experts: Anne Fulenwider of Alloy Health, Hailey Swartz of Actual Veggies, and Will Bradley of Turtlebox Audio. Each of these founders is in a crowded field. But they’ve figured out how to stand apart — and grow. Listen as they share with Inc.’s Rebecca Deczynski how they cut through the noise and wound up on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies.
21 août

Listen Without Losing Your Vision | Founder Group Chat

Every founder wants their own niche. But committing to a unique idea and making it work takes a unique combination of courage, audacity, and business acumen. On this Founder Group Chat, we have a group of business leaders who have cut through the noise and found massive success. We’re back for another episode with Anne Fulenwider of Alloy Health, Hailey Swartz of Actual Veggies, and Will Bradley of Turtlebox Audio. All three have led their businesses onto the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. With Inc.’s Rebecca Deczynski moderating, these founders share how they took the path less traveled and made their good idea a successful one.
8 juil.

Disrupting Industries and Creating New Categories

Breaking into established markets requires strategic vision, passion, and relentless execution. This episode explores how to spot opportunities and think like a disruptor. It features insights from Olipop’s Ben Goodwin and Netic’s Melisa Tokmak, two founders who’ve scaled their businesses by challenging traditional industries and introducing consumers and clients to innovative alternatives.
17 août

Magnolia Bakery Is in Its Private Equity Era | 1 Smart Business Story

Private equity and bakeries don’t tend to mix well. Sprinkles shuttered all of its locations in the wake of a private equity acquisition. Milk Bar and Crumbl closed many of their stores after PE entered the picture. But Magnolia Bakery is determined to change that pattern. It has a bold plan for expanding its global reach under RSE Venture’s ownership — without letting its quality slip. Inc. senior writer Jennifer Conrad has been hearing Magnolia’s strategy for doing private equity the right way, and she joins host Chloe Aiello on 1 Smart Business Story to explain. Plus, this week's Action Item: The art of the (social media) deal.
01/10/2024

Rahul Vohra’s Productivity Playbook

Aisha Bowe talks with Rahul Vohra, founder of Superhuman. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Gmail and Outlook, Superhuman uses features like AI, summarization, and split inbox to create the fastest email experience ever made. Nothing is more valuable to founders than time. This episode offers wisdom from experienced founders about navigating the marathon of entrepreneurship, with insights on how they keep themselves and their teams productive on a day-to-day basis without burning out.
01/10/2025

EXPERT EXCHANGE: You Are Not Your Business. Here’s Why That Matters

In this episode, Dr. Gina Anderson, CEO and co-founder of Luma Brighter Learning, and Marisa Murgatroyd, Founder of Live Your Message, continue their conversation. In this segment, they discuss learning how to separate yourself from your business, evolve your strategy, and give your company what it really needs to thrive.
10 mars

Winning in the Attention Economy

In today’s media landscape, mastering digital marketing and social media is essential for business growth. This episode explores building a brand in the current attention economy, what it means to be authentic, and how to nurture a loyal following. It features insights from two prolific founders who have turned social-first strategies into powerful brand-building engines that drive real results.

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Disrupting Industries and Creating New Categories

Magnolia Bakery Is in Its Private Equity Era | 1 Smart Business Story

Rahul Vohra’s Productivity Playbook

EXPERT EXCHANGE: You Are Not Your Business. Here’s Why That Matters

Winning in the Attention Economy

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