Welcome to the ThinkData Podcast, in Partnership with Dataworks

Episode 3 of Season 3 features a special guest, Jean-Louis, founder and CEO of Gladia, a French-based speech recognition and audio analysis startup.

This episode offers one of the most open, honest, and upfront conversations yet, providing real insight into what it takes to launch and scale an early-stage startup.

• Jean-Louis' background and the journey that led to founding Gladia
• The problem Gladia is solving and its core mission
• The challenges of understanding product-market fit
• Gladia’s go-to-market (GTM) and sales strategy, along with its ideal customer profiles
• The fundraising journey, what worked, what didn’t, and what he would do differently
• Managing company culture in a rapidly growing, remote-first startup

This is a must-listen for anyone navigating the startup world!

Welcome to the ThinkData podcast in partnership with Dataworks. This is episode 2 of the 3rd season and I am excited to welcome Suzanne El-Morsi to the show.

Suzanne is the co-founder and CEO of Brighthive, a full-stack data management platform, powered by AI. She is a serial entrepreneur with over 22 years of experience in building and scaling tech startups and I am super excited to have her on today!

We covered a lot including -

• Suzanne's background and what inspired her to launch Brighthive
• What Brighthive is and the problem it aims to solve
• Brighthive's go-to-market (GTM) and sales strategy, and the steps being taken to stand out in a competitive space
• Suzanne's thoughts on how products like Brighthive will impact data teams and the broader labor force
• As a 3x founder, Suzanne's advice for aspiring entrepreneurs considering launching their first business

Welcome to the first episode of Season 3 of the ThinkData Podcast in partnership with Dataworks. the ThinkData Podcast in partnership with Dataworks.

On today’s show, I’m excited to welcome Jeff Elton, the CEO of ConcertAI, a global leader in Clinical AI and Real-World Data solutions

Jeff has a wealth of experience in the Life sciences and health space, having worked for Accenture, Novartis, and McKinsey and lectured at Boston University.

• Jeff's background and what led him to become the CEO of Concert
• Who is ConcertAI and what problem does his business solve?
• The challenges that Jeff and the ConcertAI team had to overcome over the past 6 years
• What it means to be in charge of “the world’s largest oncology and hematology dataset”
• With the rise of more solutions that live in the clinical cloud, what are the main considerations leaders should be aware of?
• What are some of the key ways AI and data are transforming precision medicine?
• How do we ensure that AI within the healthcare space isn’t removing that human touch, but instead becoming an asset to it?