Tim is currently the President & CEO of Agillitics, a technology solutions and consulting services firm based in Atlanta, GA.  Agillitics empowers companies to make data driven decisions to improve operational performance, enable innovation, and drive competitive advantage.

Certified: ►Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) ►PMP ►Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt

Tim is experienced consulting and sales director with proven ability to manage large cross-functional teams, identify, design, implement innovative business solutions, and build sustained client relationships. Tim has a diversified background in retail, consumer products, e-commerce, automotive, industrial goods and services, logistics, and government. Tim also has a demonstrated ability to deliver results that have a measurable, positive impact on a clients’ bottom line while bridging the gaps between strategic vision, technological innovation, and operational execution.

Tim has designed innovative supply chains from the ground up and directed implementations across multiple verticals and  service offerings including Warehousing, Labor Management, Transportation, Order Fulfillment and Business Intelligence for a large list of clients/partners including:  FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), DELL, AVON, Mary Kay, The Home Depot, Newell Rubbermaid, Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC), Donaldson Corporation, Siemens, Genuine Parts Company, Pendleton Woolen Mills, Orvis, Carter’s, Sigma Aldrich, etc.

Tim has an MBA and BS in Industrial & System Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology.

Specialties: Supply Chain Management Strategy, Planning, and Execution (Warehousing, Transportation, Labor, Order Fulfillment, Material handling equipment, Business Intelligence, etc.), Project and Program Management, Performance and Process Optimization, Operations/Process Design, Risk Management and Mitigation, Strategic Management Consulting, and Change Management.

Tim Judge

🎥 Another Amazing Manhattan Associates Partner Day in the Books

Super pumped now for an amazing 2026.  I love kickstarting the year with the 1-2 punch of NRF followed by MA Partner Day!

You can definitely feel the buzz in the air this year with some fresh leadership, plenty of old faces, brand new exciting tech revealed, and lots of cool things on the horizon.

Thanks as always to Eric Lamphier, Robert Flather, Martin Lockwood, Hannah Draper, Abby Cannon for putting on a great day!

Eric Clark, Greg Betz, Bob Howell - Super excited on direction you are headed.  The focus on partnerships definitely came across loud and clear 🙏 

Brian Kinsella, Sanjeev Siotia - Very excited where the products are heading, especially around Agent Foundry.  Our customers are already buzzing about it and the use cases are almost unlimited.

Also loved the great sessions across Marketing, Sales, Product, and Services.   Thanks you  Liz Sophia, Chris Shaw, Jon Liberman, Robby Dewling, Thomas Lichtwerch, Ellie Crawford, Amy Tennent, Brett Lindner, Ryan Gifford, Adam Kline, Peter Schnorbach, Bryant Smith, Warren Rojas, Heather Mahan for the awesome updates and allowing us some snacks and coffee in between.

Thank you Manhattan Associates as always for an amazing day, an incredible lifelong partnership, and creating a one-of-a-kind ecosystem of the best supply chain people around 🙌 

Hope to see you all again at Momentum in Vegas in May!

#supplychainmanagement #supplychain #manhattanpartnerday26 #pushpossible

Rescuing Supply Chain Leaders Drowning in Data but Starving for Insights | CEO at Agillitics | Supply Chain Analytics

📊 Retail supports 55 million U.S. jobs and $5.3T in GDP

📅 Data Point of the Day #188 – Wednesday

🧠 Takeaway: Retail operations are economic infrastructure.
Operational decisions ripple far beyond the DC.

👶 Baby Chains: “Operations matter more than people realize.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “No pressure…”

📌 Source: NRF Retail Impact Report

❓ Question: How do you measure operational decisions beyond cost?

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📊 Forecast bias typically drives 30–50% of forecast error in retail demand plans

📅 Data Point of the Day #207 – Monday

🧠 Takeaway: Most forecast error is not randomness. It is structural bias embedded in assumptions, overrides, and incentives that go unchallenged.

👶 Baby Chains: “Bias is just unmeasured error.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “We adjusted it because last year felt different.”

Source: Gartner Demand Planning Research; Foresight Journal

Where does bias enter your forecasting process today?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

📊 Retailers with high inventory visibility are up to 2.5× more likely to meet customer promise dates

📅 Data Point of the Day #207 – Tuesday

🧠 Takeaway: Service reliability is driven by visibility and accuracy, not speed alone. When inventory positions are trusted and timely, execution becomes predictable and customer promises become achievable.

👶 Baby Chains: “Reliable promises start with reliable inventory.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “We shipped it fast… just not the right thing.”

Source: Gartner Supply Chain Planning Research; NRF Retail Operations Studies

Where does lack of inventory visibility most often break customer promise in your network?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

In 2026, can we all agree we ALL now work in "Digital" and use "AI" as part of our "Strategy" to "Transform" 🤣 

Therefore such words can be safely removed from our titles 😱 

That is all.

📊 65% of retail SKUs contribute less than 5% of total margin

📅 Data Point of the Day #203 – Thursday

🧠 Takeaway: Complexity hides in the long tail, quietly consuming planning, replenishment, and execution capacity with very little return.

👶 Baby Chains: “Not all SKUs deserve the same level of attention.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “Every SKU is strategic… right?”

Source: Bain Retail Economics; NRF Merchandising Research

How often do SKU decisions reflect margin reality vs assortment tradition?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

📊 Retailers lose up to 25% of inventory value due to overstocks, markdowns, and obsolescence
 
🗓️ Data Point of the Day #198 – Saturday

🧠 Takeaway: Inventory is a margin lever, not a buffer.
Excess inventory quietly erodes profit long before it shows up in financials.

👶 Baby Chains: “Inventory you don’t sell still costs you.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “But we might need it later…”

📌 Source: IHL Group, Inventory Distortion Study

❓ Question: Where does excess inventory hide longest in your network?

📊 Warehouses using regular cycle counting see inventory accuracy improve by 10–15 percentage points

📅 Data Point of the Day #209 – Wednesday

🧠 Takeaway: Cycle counting is one of the highest ROI operational disciplines. Small, frequent checks prevent errors from compounding and restore trust across planning, fulfillment, and finance.

👶 Baby Chains: “Accuracy improves when you check reality often.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “We will fix it at the annual physical inventory.”

Source:; APICS Operations Management Research

Where does inventory accuracy break down most often between counts today?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

🎥 NRF is a wrap...what's next?!

NRF reinforced a theme we’ve been circling for a while: retail has moved past experimentation and into execution.

Across 100+ countries represented, the same signals kept showing up:
 • Inventory accuracy directly tied to customer promise
 • Labor still dominating warehouse cost structures
 • Demand volatility continuing to rise
 • Value leaking through overstocks, markdowns, and obsolescence

What stood out most wasn’t a new tool or shiny platform.

It was alignment around trusted data, faster feedback loops, and decisions that actually get executed.

Now the conversation shifts from NRF to what’s next:
 ➡️ RILA
 ➡️ Manifest

Same themes. Deeper operational focus. Higher expectations.

Curious to see how retailers turn momentum into measurable results in the months ahead.

Which one will you be attending, or both  (RILAFEST🤟)? 😱

📊 Transportation invoice errors impact 1–3% of total freight spend

📅 Data Point of the Day #206 – Sunday

🧠 Takeaway: Small error rates compound fast at scale. Freight audit is not about catching mistakes after the fact. It is about eliminating the process gaps that create them.

👶 Baby Chains: “Accuracy scales savings without cutting service.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “It is only a small error on each invoice.”

Source: Accenture Transportation Benchmarking; Cass Information Systems

How much freight spend is reviewed systematically versus assumed correct?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

📊 159 million consumers shopped on Super Saturday

📅 Data Point of the Day #185 – Sunday

🧠 Takeaway: Peak demand is now compressed, not spread out. Retail operations must flex faster within narrower windows.

👶 Baby Chains: “Peak is a moment, not a season.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “Everything hit at once.”

📌 Source: NRF Super Saturday Survey

❓ Question: How fast can your operation surge and recover?

📊 Retailers with synchronized item, location, and supplier data reduce replenishment lead time variability by up to 20%

📅 Data Point of the Day #210 – Thursday

🧠 Takeaway: Lead time reliability improves when master data is aligned across merchandising, supply chain, and suppliers. Variability shrinks when everyone plans from the same definitions and calendars.

👶 Baby Chains: “Consistency in data creates consistency in flow.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “The lead time changed again?”

Source: Gartner Supply Chain Data Management Research; MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics

Where does lead time variability show up most often in your network today?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

📊 71% of retail supply chain leaders plan to increase technology investment this year

📅 Data Point of the Day #213 – Sunday

🧠 Takeaway: Technology spend is shifting from experimentation to execution. The focus is now on platforms that reduce friction and improve daily decision making.

👶 Baby Chains: “Tools matter when they remove work.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “We added another system.”

Source: RILA State of the Retail Supply Chain Report

Where is technology still adding effort instead of removing it?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

📊 NRF reports retail sales up 4.5% year over year entering peak

📅 Data Point of the Day #189 – Thursday

🧠 Takeaway: Demand strength magnifies execution gaps. Strong sales don’t hide weak processes — they expose them.

👶 Baby Chains: “Volume reveals truth.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “Everything feels tighter.”

📌 Source: CNBC NRF Retail Monitor

❓ Question: What broke first as volume accelerated?

Problem solved!  Thanks GPT!

“Code is cheap. Clarity is expensive.”

🙋‍♂️ Question: Please help!  How do i teach my coders to STOP coding and just Vibe?

💡 You don’t stop coders from coding. You time-box it and reward the vibe.

How to teach “vibe mode”
	1.	Rename it: Call it Discovery, Whiteboard, or Problem Framing. Coders respect intent.
	2.	No-IDE rule: Laptops closed. Markers only. If it can’t be drawn, it’s not ready.
	3.	Problem before solution: One sentence. Who hurts. Why. What “better” means.
	4.	Architecture karaoke: Everyone explains the system out loud from memory.
	5.	Delay dopamine: Coding starts tomorrow. Today is about thinking, not shipping.
	6.	Praise restraint: Celebrate the dev who didn’t open VS Code.

Mantra to repeat:

“Code is cheap. Clarity is expensive.”

Reward the Vibe 😂

graphical user interface, text, application

📊 Retail’s Big Show represents brands from 100+ countries

📅 Data Point of the Day #194 – Tuesday

🧠 Takeaway: Retail complexity is global and shared.
Best practices now travel faster than ever.

👶 Baby Chains: “Learning compounds.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “Same problems everywhere?”

📌 Source: NRF Big Show Who Attends

❓ Question: What lesson from another retailer changed your approach?

RILA, Manifest…..Both?

Bronxie is confused whether he is in Orlando or Vegas.

But don’t worry!

We got you covered! 

VIP events at both this year.  🍾🥂

DM me if you will be at either and want to connect 🙌🤝

📊 Nearly $850B in merchandise is expected to be returned this year

📅 Data Point of the Day #186 – Monday

🧠 Takeaway: Returns are now a core supply chain motion.
Reverse logistics determines post-peak recovery and margin.

👶 Baby Chains: “Returns are supply chain work.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “I thought peak was over…”

📌 Source: NRF Returns Forecast

❓ Question: How prepared is your network for returns velocity?

📊 45% of Super Saturday shoppers used both online and in-store channels

📅 Data Point of the Day #187 – Tuesday

🧠 Takeaway: Omnichannel execution depends on shared truth.
Disconnected inventory and order data breaks promises instantly.

👶 Baby Chains: “One customer. One inventory.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “Wait… where did it sell?”

📌 Source: NRF Consumer Shopping Survey

❓ Question: Where does omnichannel still fracture in your network?

📊 Retailers using real-time fulfillment visibility reduce order exceptions by 20–30%

📅 Data Point of the Day #202 – Wednesday

🧠 Takeaway: Visibility is most powerful when it reduces firefighting and manual exceptions, not when it just adds another dashboard.

👶 Baby Chains: “Seeing problems earlier is the fastest way to reduce work.”

🐶 Bronxie the Bullwhip: “We didn’t see it coming… again.”

Source: McKinsey Retail Operations Research

Where do most of your fulfillment exceptions actually originate?

#SupplyChainAI #DataStrategy #DigitalSupplyChain #BabyChains #BronxieTheBullwhip

Wife & Mother of 7 | Venture Capital | Scientist | TOP 30 Patent Drafters | United States Patent Examiner | Violinist | Polyglot | STEM Children's Author | #1 LinkedIn Global Influencer in Innovation/IP Law

Kathryn Vatt is a scientist, former USPTO Examiner, and devoted wife and mother of seven, with over 25 years shaping the future of innovation. Recognized as one of the Top 30 Patent Drafters and Prosecutors and the #1 LinkedIn Global Influencer in Innovation/IP Law, Kathryn has built a career at the intersection of science, law, and business—helping inventors, startups, and global companies turn creativity into competitive advantage.

A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (B.S. Biology) and Johns Hopkins University (M.S. Biotechnology), Kathryn is currently pursuing her Juris Doctor in Patent Law at the Franklin Pierce School of Law, one of the world’s leading IP programs. Her rare cross-disciplinary background gives her both the scientific insight and the legal strategy to protect ideas at the highest level.

At the USPTO, Kathryn examined thousands of patent applications, conducted exhaustive prior art searches, and made determinations that shaped industries and influenced global innovation. After leaving the Patent Office, she founded Vatt IP Management, where she develops bulletproof IP strategies, drafts airtight applications, and supports litigation teams in defending patents. She also mentors engineering and life science students through Arizona State University’s Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute and judges international startup competitions, nurturing the next generation of innovators.

Her entrepreneurial vision extends to her ventures:

My Startup Shield™, a founder-focused program that helps startups secure their innovations before they pitch. It protects ideas at the earliest, most vulnerable stage and positions founders to raise capital with confidence

My AI Examiner™, the world’s first proprietary patent search platform that combines examiner-trained AI Patent Examiners with Kathryn’s own human review. Unlike conventional tools, it doesn’t just search faster—it “thinks like an examiner,” offering inventors and startups clarity, precision, and strategy.

MyKidVentors™, a STEM-inspired children’s book series born from her seven children’s real “What if?” questions. Through these imaginative stories, she nurtures curiosity in the next generation, showing that every big invention begins with a single question.

For Kathryn, the same motherly instinct that guides her family fuels her professional mission: to protect, guide, and nurture startups with care, strategy, foresight, and integrity. She believes innovation doesn’t just start in labs or boardrooms—it starts in the curious minds of those brave enough to ask, “What if?”

Kathryn V.

FALL IN LOVE...

with the process.

If you’re building something right now,
here’s the shift that changes everything:
Fall in love with the process, not the results.

Results are unpredictable.
They’re delayed.
They show up on their own timeline.

The process is what you live in every day.
Consistency isn’t about intensity.
It’s about showing up when it’s boring.
When it’s quiet.
When no one is watching or applauding.

Founders don’t burn out because they’re doing too much.
They burn out when all their hope is tied to an outcome
instead of the work itself.

When you love the process,
progress stops feeling fragile.
Missing a day doesn’t feel like failure...
it feels like life.
And you simply come back the next day.

Consistency compounds.
Small steps add up.
And over time, the work begins to shape you
as much as you shape it.

So if today feels slow,
if momentum feels distant,
if the results aren’t there yet...
stay.

Keep building.
Keep learning.
Keep becoming.

Fall in love with the process.
The results will meet you there. 💛

Founder Friday 💫

Some founders build with brilliance.
Some build with courage.
And every once in a while, you meet someone who builds with both brilliance and heart.

Rachel Buchanan is one of those people.

Rachel has been working in blockchain since 2017...long before trust, verification, and integrity became buzzwords or regulatory requirements. 

She didn’t wait for permission. She didn’t chase what was fashionable. She stayed true to what she knew mattered.

That clarity is why she’s now building IntegraLayer, focused on certificate integrity, verification, and trust. Not because it’s trendy. But because it’s necessary.

But here’s what I want people to really know about Rachel.
She is not just thoughtful and brilliant...she is kind.
She is steady.
She leads with integrity in how she builds and how she shows up for others.

That’s why it meant so much that she entrusted the protection of her intellectual property to me. That kind of trust is never taken lightly. 

I’m truly honored and so happy to welcome her as part of the moatly Crew™ 😊 .

And this moment is also a reminder of how meaningful real connections are.
Thank you to my beautiful friend, Bettina Briz, for introducing us, and to founders Kevin Jurovich and Timo Gehrke of Hubble, for introducing Bettina to me in the first place. 

The ripple effect Hubble creates through authentic human connection is genuinely life-changing. One introduction can change the entire trajectory of a founder’s journey.

Rachel, I’m cheering you on!! Not just as a founder, but as a human.
The world needs more builders like you.

#founderfriday #womenfounders #kindnessinleadership #trustbydesign #moatlycrew™ #moatly™ #hubble #buildingwithheart

One of the things I respect most about thoughtful investors
is when they’re honest about what they’re really looking for.
David Y.’s post is spot on.

At the very earliest stages, investors aren’t betting on a polished product.
They’re not betting on traction, revenue, or perfect data.
They’re betting on the person.

Because at pre-seed, almost everything is unfinished.
The product will change.
The strategy will evolve.
The plan will break...more than once.

What doesn’t change as easily is the founder’s ability to keep going
when nothing is guaranteed.

And here’s the part I love most:
The kind of “swagger” that actually matters isn’t loud.
It isn’t hype.
It isn’t performative confidence.

It’s quieter than that.
It’s the steadiness of someone who is aligned with a purpose bigger than their pitch deck.

Someone who, “treats the company as a vehicle, not an identity.”
Someone who keeps building when no one is clapping yet.

As a former patent examiner and now someone who works closely with founders, I see this same pattern over and over again.

The founders who endure aren’t the ones chasing validation.
They’re the ones making progress in silence.
Learning.
Adapting.
Following up with substance.
Showing up again after the fifth setback.

So if you’re a founder feeling discouraged by a slow response, a long diligence cycle, or a quiet room...
this may not be rejection.
It may be observation.

And sometimes, the most important thing you can do
is exactly what you’re already doing:
keep going.

That kind of inevitability?
It can’t be faked.
And the right people notice.

I’m a VC who hates most VCs. I live to help people identify and scale their gifts.

A pre-seed truth most founders miss:
Investors aren’t betting on your product or idea.

Our firm spoke with 10,000+ founders over the last 3 years.
We invested in 25 of them.

That’s <0.2%.

We’re not unique.
That ratio is normal at the pre-seed stage.

At pre-seed:
- The product is usually incomplete
- Revenue is often $0
- Data is thin or non-existent

So what are investors actually evaluating?
The founder.

More specifically?
Swagger.

Not pitch polish.
Not hype.
Not “founder energy.”

Pre-seed swagger is quieter.

It’s the strength that shows up when a founder is aligned with something bigger than the company...and treats the company as a vehicle, not an identity. 

At pre-seed, investors aren’t really asking:
- “Is this the best idea?”

They’re asking:
- “Is this person inevitable?”

Inevitable doesn’t mean certain.
It means disciplined enough to survive uncertainty.

BUT swagger doesn’t replace execution.
It signals who will still be executing after the first five failures.

And that's why good pre-seed investors take their time.

The delay isn’t always disinterest.
It’s often a test.

At pre-seed, we’re watching:
- Do you keep building without validation?
- Do you follow up with substance, not pressure?
- Do you show progress when no one is watching?
- Do you adapt… or just re-pitch?

What founders experience as “foot-dragging” is often pre-seed diligence in motion.

Early investing isn’t about moving fast.
It’s about identifying who keeps moving when nothing is guaranteed.

That’s who gets funded at pre-seed.
And that’s where real swagger comes from. 

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If this resonates, Founder Chapel is where we unpack this kind of founder formation.

Link in the comments.

SKATEBOARDING THE WEEKEND AWAY

I hope you’re finding a little time this weekend to do something you love…
something that makes you smile, laugh, or feel a bit more you.

This video made me smile. 
Pure joy. Zero fear. Just going for it. 

And today, I’m dedicating it to Bettina Briz,
who has officially started learning how to skateboard.
New wheels. New courage. New joy.
And the most stylish fits, thanks to her personal stylist and amazing husband, Peter Himes.

There’s something really beautiful about trying something new...
not to be perfect at it,
not to impress anyone,
but simply because it feels fun and alive.

May this weekend bring you that same energy:
a little play, a little courage,
and the freedom to roll forward just because it makes your heart happy.

Happy Saturday, friends. Enjoy every moment. 💛

31-27 🐻 

"Good, better, best!
Never let it rest!
Till your good gets better,
And your better gets best!"

Not as pressure.
Not as perfection.
But as a reminder.

This isn’t just a post-game locker room chant. 
It’s something all of us can carry…whether we’re riding a wave of success or sitting quietly in a lull.

Because becoming doesn’t stop when things are going well.
And it doesn’t end when momentum slows.

Good means you’re here.
Better means you’re willing to grow.
Best isn’t a finish line…it’s a direction.

Some seasons are loud with wins.
Others are quiet with reflection.
Both matter.

And in both, the invitation is the same:
keep becoming.

Not by rushing.
Not by burning yourself out.
But by staying open.
By learning.
By choosing to show up again, exactly as you are…still caring, still trying.

Wherever you are right now…
celebrating or recalibrating…
this motto holds true.

Good. Better. Best.
A reminder that growth is ongoing,
and that we are never done becoming. 💛

DON'T WALK THE DESERT ALONE

I am resharing my friend Kevin Jurovich’s post because what he is building is truly invaluable for founders.

What he shares about those early days, learning on the go and wondering whether the struggle meant failure or growth, is a season so many founders live through quietly. It takes courage to speak about that part of the journey with honesty.

What stands out most to me is how he turned that experience into something generous. Instead of keeping those lessons to himself, he is creating space for founders to hear the truth behind building a company. The uncertainty. The doubt. The moments where continuing feels hard.

Founders Uncovered feels like an offering to the people still in it. A reminder that difficulty does not mean you are doing it wrong. Often it means you are doing something that matters.

By sharing real stories from people who have built before us, Kevin is helping founders feel less alone and more capable of staying in the work. That kind of encouragement can change everything.

So proud of you, Kevin. This is going to help a lot of people. Cannot wait for Season 1.

👉 Join the list for Episode 1. https://lnkd.in/gi2NaDMf

Co-founder, CEO at Hubble | Lifelong optimist

Back in 2019, I used to walk around SoMa in San Francisco listening to founder podcasts, trying to figure out if what I was feeling was failure…or just the process.

How I Built This, Masters of Scale, then later Lenny’s Podcast and My First Million. That was my founder education.

I was obsessed with learning from people who came before me.

Because when you’re in the desert as a founder...trying everything, hitting dead end after dead end, it helps to hear that the people you admire went through the exact same thing.

Behind every “overnight success” are years of doubt, false starts, and almost quitting.

That’s why I’m excited to announce the launch of Founders Uncovered.

I’ve teamed up with Drew Glover and Nick Madrid, CFA at Uncovered Media to host a podcast focused on the real stories behind building companies...the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable parts we usually skip.

There are so many incredible founders out there quietly changing the world. Their stories deserve to be told.

Season 1 drops next month. Our hope is that you walk away feeling educated, inspired, and a little more optimistic that you can get it done too.

One conversation can change everything.

👉 Join the list for Episode 1. I’ll send it the moment it drops.
https://lnkd.in/gi2NaDMf

Can’t wait to see more founders win. 🚀

#startups #entrepreneurship

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