Mariya Valeva is a finance and scaling adviser who writes about the decisions that shape growing businesses, including senior hiring, cash, pricing, AI returns, and turning an audience into repeat customers.
Yash Patel writes about Indian businesses, consumer trends, and growth strategy, using company and product examples to explain shifts in areas such as e-commerce, delivery, and retail.
Casey Winters writes about product strategy, marketplaces, and building companies from zero to one. Winters is a co-founder of SuperMe, an AI-native professional network.
Charlotte Ketelaar is the CEO of Capwave, which they describe as building AI tools for venture capital firms. Their LinkedIn posts focus on AI agents, startup go-to-market strategy, and how investors can use AI to organize information and make decisions.
Jared Waxman writes the GTM Engineer Pulse and runs GTM Engineer School. Their work explains how businesses can build AI context layers and practical agent workflows for sales and marketing teams.
Tom Gell writes about practical cybersecurity and compliance, including ISO 27001, security risk, and the everyday business choices that help companies protect themselves and earn buyers’ confidence.
Ryan Graham Donald writes about business strategy and company-building on LinkedIn and is building Dealworx, a commercial operating system connecting capital, products, execution and cash flow.
Carl Owen shares and presents Edge of Intelligence, a show featuring conversations with business and technology leaders about AI, data, cybersecurity, growth, and digital transformation.
Warren Wurzer analyzes how companies can find new revenue in markets adjacent to their existing business. Wurzer's posts apply the Wurzer Adjacency Framework to company examples, and he publishes The Adjacent Edge newsletter.
Andrea Diaz advises small businesses and growing employers on HR operations, employment compliance, and workforce systems. Their LinkedIn posts also examine how employers should assess AI tools used in HR.
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