Marketing Moves

Zero Doubt Club didn’t set out to be just another fitness brand. What started as personal training and health coaching quickly evolved into a full ecosystem designed to make healthy living simple, sustainable, and actually doable. Instead of overcomplicating fitness and nutrition, they built two complementary brands: Zero Doubt Club, focused on coaching and accountability, and Zero Doubt Kitchen, a locally sourced organic meal prep service delivering clean, ready-to-eat meals straight to your door every week. Along the way, they’ve also developed a smart, community-driven marketing strategy that’s helped them grow organically and build real relationships with their audience. From weekly meal drops to corporate wellness programs, they’re helping individuals and companies remove friction and finally stay consistent with their health. In this episode, host Ashtyn Morris sits down to talk about: — How Zero Doubt Club approaches personal training and health coaching differently — Why consistency, not intensity, is the real key to results — The role of meal prep in eliminating decision fatigue — How Zero Doubt Kitchen sources, prepares, and delivers clean meals weekly — How they’re leveraging social media to connect with existing and prospective customers — The structure behind their corporate wellness program and why businesses are investing in employee health — Simple ways to start improving your health without overhauling your entire life Whether you're trying to get back on track, optimize your routine, or build a healthier lifestyle that actually sticks, this episode keeps it real and practical.

Brent Zimmerman didn't take the typical path into craft beer. After years in finance on Wall Street, he walked away from an investment opportunity in 2013, and decided to build his own brewery instead. What followed is one of Cleveland's most interesting brand-building stories: Saucy Brew Works, launched in Hingetown in 2017, has grown into a multi-location hospitality company through organic growth, crowdfunding, and strategic acquisitions. Brent has raised over $20 million through crowdfunding and has continued to expand the Saucy brand into new categories, including Saucy Seltzer, a premium hemp-derived THC beverage line navigating a rapidly evolving and highly regulated market. In this episode, host Ashtyn Morris sits down with Brent to talk about: — Why he passed on investing in a brewery to start his own — How internal culture became the foundation for scaling across locations — The brand architecture behind Saucy Brew Works, Saucy Seltzer, Saucy Coffee, Urban Meyer's Pint House & Cartridge Brewing — What crowdfunding $20M actually taught him about community-building as a marketing strategy — Navigating THC beverage marketing amid evolving regulations, including the recent Ohio hemp-derived THC legislation that has put brands like his in limbo — Why he's still betting on Cleveland! Whether you're building a brand, scaling a business, or just trying to figure out what's actually working in marketing right now, this one's worth your time.

How does a home services startup go from $0 to $170 million in just three years? In this episode of Marketing Moves, host Ashtyn Morris sits down with AJ Wadian and Vince Venditti of Premier Home Pros to break down the exact marketing and lead generation strategy behind one of the fastest-growing home services companies in the country. 📈 Year One: $15 Million 📈 Year Two: $86 Million 📈 Year Three: ~$170 Million This isn't luck, it's a repeatable system built on disciplined demand generation, smart market timing, and aligning sales with marketing from day one. What You'll Learn: Home Services Marketing at Scale — How to evolve your lead-gen mix as you grow from local contractor to national brand Operationalizing Growth — Why more leads without operational alignment creates chaos, not revenue The Renovation Over Relocation Trend — How to capitalize on the market shift driving homeowner spending right now Customer Education as a Conversion Tool — How smarter prospects convert at higher rates and lower cost Whether you're a contractor, home services operator, or marketing professional trying to scale lead generation without breaking your business, this episode is your blueprint.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Josiah Myers, Founder & CEO of Spilt Social, to explore how he’s building one of the Midwest’s fastest-growing event communities. What started as a simple idea to create more authentic networking experiences has grown into a movement, with 7,500+ email subscribers, sold-out events, and expansion into new cities. Josiah shares how mentorship, referrals, and multi-touch marketing strategies are driving sustainable growth — and why listening to the market has been critical to shaping Spilt Social’s evolution.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Abbas Mandviwala, physician, entrepreneur, and managing partner behind Encore, a cocktail bar in the heart of Playhouse Square. Abbas shares the story behind building a hospitality concept designed for the 1.3 million people who visit the district each year, and how thoughtful design, branding, and experience came together to create something unique for Cleveland’s theater district. We also dive into his journey from medicine to entrepreneurship, launching a hospitality concept from scratch, and why creating spaces centered around human connection matters more than ever.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Jerry Schill, President & CEO of Schill Grounds Management, to talk about scaling a service business from a 10x20 storage unit to 37 locations across multiple states and Canada. Jerry shares what it takes to grow through acquisitions, transition into commercial maintenance, and build a people-first culture that can withstand rapid change. If you’re building a business and trying to grow without losing your culture, this one’s for you.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Anthony Manna Jr., President of Hello Sunray, and Vice President of M7 Ventures, to explore disciplined entrepreneurship, diversification strategy, and the rise of Hello Sunray. Anthony shares why market feedback matters more than assumptions, how M7 Ventures stabilizes growth through diversified investments, and why rising power costs are driving opportunity in commercial solar. We also discuss referral-based growth, long-term thinking, and how battery storage and microgrids will shape the future of energy.

On this special 100th episode of Marketing Moves, we’re turning the mic around and sitting down with our own host, Ashtyn Morris. From her unexpected path into marketing to building Marketing Moves into an award-winning podcast and brand growth engine for VividFront, Ashtyn reflects on the journey behind the show. We dive into her approach to authentic storytelling, guest prep, and balancing multiple roles—plus what’s next as the podcast continues to evolve beyond its first 100 episodes.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Adam Zuccaro, longtime agency leader, to explore how marketing teams can balance data, technology, and human creativity in a rapidly evolving landscape. From the role agencies play today to the rise of AI tools reshaping workflows, Adam shares why the most effective campaigns still rely on human insight and storytelling. We also dive into what defines “good creative,” how brands should think about performance vs. brand building, and the trends shaping content, campaigns, and consumer connection in 2026 and beyond.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sit down with DJ Eidson, President and co-founder of Limitless Minds, to unpack how elite sports mental conditioning has been translated into a powerful framework for business performance. DJ shares the principles behind neutral thinking, why mindset is the true performance multiplier, and how focusing on the “middle” of teams can elevate overall results. We also explore how leaders can build resilient cultures, reduce burnout in hybrid work environments, and embed mindset discipline into daily routines for long-term impact.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sit down with Scott Hernandez, founder of Hernandez Building Corporation, to discuss his journey from bankruptcy and $50 repair jobs to leading a construction firm with a $150M bond limit. Scott shares how mentorship, trust, and integrity shaped his company’s national growth, renovating 150 projects across 25 states, while staying true to his values. We also dive into his personal transformation through guided psilocybin therapy, how it redefined his leadership style, and his next venture, Shifting Perspectives, a podcast dedicated to resilience, healing, and purpose beyond profit.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we chat with Jarred Smith, co-founder of Nooma, the clean sports drink brand redefining hydration. Founded in 2014, Nooma set out to create a better-for-you alternative to traditional sports drinks, made with organic, plant-based ingredients and no added sugar. Jarred shares how the brand evolved from retail shelves to a thriving direct-to-consumer model, built around community, education, and sustainability. We also explore Nooma’s commitment to eco-friendly packaging and its vision for the future of functional beverages.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Elisabeth Sapell, founder of All City Candy, to explore how she turned her lifelong love of sweets into a thriving business and beloved local brand. From opening her first shop to navigating supply chain challenges, Elisabeth shares how creativity, community, and customer experience have shaped All City Candy’s success. She discusses the evolution of retail marketing, her approach to experiential in-store activations, and how authenticity fuels loyalty in an increasingly digital world. Tune in for an inspiring look at the business of joy, and how one entrepreneur continues to make life just a little sweeter.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Michael Sirpilla, co-founder and CEO of Society Brands to unpack their founder-first acquisition model and how it’s redefining the way challenger brands scale. Michael explains why Society Brands keeps founders in the driver’s seat post-acquisition, the importance of shared services in accelerating growth, and how quarterly masterminds create a community of collaboration. We dive into their strategic pivot from Amazon reliance to a diversified omnichannel presence, the role of loyalty programs and influencer partnerships in driving retention, and why authenticity is at the core of both marketing and AI integration. Michael also shares Society Brands' long-term vision to lead the clean, toxin-free movement, building brands that not only grow, but last.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Andrew Lix, National Sales Director, and Johanna Barnowski, Marketing Manager at Cleveland Whiskey. Known for pushing boundaries, Cleveland Whiskey blends tradition, science, and creativity to craft award-winning spirits that stand out in a crowded market. Andrew and Johanna share the company’s journey from its family roots to national distribution, what it means to be “radically different,” and how they’re using innovation in both product development and marketing to grow a loyal customer base. From experimental woods to seasonal releases like Magic Rabbit and Christmas Bourbon, we dive into the challenges and opportunities of the whiskey industry today, and how Cleveland Whiskey is building a brand that resonates far beyond its hometown.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Sean Cain, Senior Director at the Superlative Group, to discuss the evolving world of sponsorship marketing. Sean shares lessons from navigating long sales cycles and explains how sponsorships have shifted from logo placements to meaningful community partnerships. We explore how the Superlative Group blends local and global strategies, why municipalities are increasingly turning to sponsorships for alternative revenue, and how digital integration is transforming packages. Sean also highlights what’s next in sponsorships and why the most successful deals are built on authentic connections and long-term vision.

On this episode of Mini Moves, we sat down to break down the ultimate Q4 playbook for brands preparing for the holiday rush. From analyzing last year’s performance to forecasting inventory and optimizing promotional calendars, timing is everything when it comes to Black Friday and beyond. We explore why 80% of your paid media budget should shift to retargeting, how SMS is outpacing email in engagement, and why user-generated content consistently beats high-production creative. Plus, we discuss building audiences early, leaning on trusted influencer partners, and operational planning to avoid dreaded stockouts. Whether you’re finalizing your strategy or just getting started, this conversation will help you maximize impact in the most competitive season of the year.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Alex Gruskin, Chief Creative Officer of Cracked Racquets, to hear how a single tweet sparked his journey into building one of tennis media’s fastest-growing platforms. Alex shares how he and founder Dalton turned a three-hour phone call into a lasting partnership, how Cracked Racquets adapted and thrived during the pandemic, and what it means to cover NCAA championships and WTA events like Tennis in the Land. We also dive into the power of analytics in sports media, uncovering why tennis is ripe for a data revolution.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Laura Gray, Director of Development, and Nick Lippert, Managing Director of the USS Cleveland Legacy Foundation, to talk about the city’s unique role in Navy history. Established in 2019, the foundation is preparing for the commissioning of the fourth USS Cleveland, a Littoral Combat Ship that represents both advanced naval innovation and Cleveland pride. We explore how grassroots fundraising and corporate partnerships are fueling this effort, how the crew of young sailors is connecting with the community as “Cleveland’s hometown team,” and why marketing and engagement have been central to building momentum. From social media strategy and creative fundraisers to strengthening ties with local organizations, this conversation highlights how the USS Cleveland is becoming a powerful symbol for both the Navy and the city it represents.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we break down the electrifying journey of Scott Colosimo, founder of LAND Moto. What started with BMX tricks evolved into a mission to reshape urban mobility - and LAND Moto is leading the charge. Scott shares how his experience in battery innovation and product development led to building a vertically integrated electric vehicle company rooted in Cleveland. Designed for the 95% of Americans who don't ride motorcycles, LAND's emoto bikes blend e-bike ease with motorcycle thrill. We talk ride modes, first-time rider events, direct-to-consumer strategy, and why LAND's 10-year vision is about more than just the road - it’s about impact.

On this special episode of Marketing Moves, we unpack how artificial intelligence is transforming the e-commerce landscape just in time for the holidays at our second annual Christmas in July event hosted at VividFront HQ in Cleveland. From hyper-personalized recommendations and dynamic pricing to chatbots that close sales in real time, AI is now embedded in every touchpoint of the customer journey. We’ll explore how generative tools are reshaping digital marketing content, how Google’s evolving AI search is rewriting SEO rules, and why Performance Max deserves a second look despite the skepticism. Whether you're a brand leader or a digital strategist, this episode is your cheat sheet for staying ahead in the AI-powered shopping season.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Emily Pentecost, the creator behind @thingsivebeeneating, built a social media following of over 170,000 across Instagram and TikTok—all while working full-time in legal marketing. In this episode, she shares how a personal food journal evolved into a viral content platform, thanks to consistent visual style, genuine voice, and a Cleveland-first mindset. From her haunted house restaurant video that hit 11.9 million views to partnerships rooted in personal values, Emily talks about the challenges of creating content in public, the power of community over competition, and what it takes to stay inspired without selling out. Plus, her must-visit spots for anyone hungry in Cleveland.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Manoj Jhaveri, Innovation Services Director at BRITE Energy Innovators. Manoj shares his journey from engineering and entrepreneurship to empowering over 130 clean energy startups across the Midwest. He breaks down how BRITE functions more like an energy-focused startup ecosystem than a traditional incubator, and how programs like their CXO Network are helping founders level up. Manoj also unpacks the real differences between building software and hard tech, from longer timelines to bigger funding gaps—and why communication, coachability, and founder wellness are critical to bridging the “valley of death” in energy innovation.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Max Pennington, CEO and Co-Founder of CLEANR. Max shares how an internship at P&G and an entrepreneurial drive from Case Western Reserve University sparked his mission to tackle microplastic pollution. With most microplastics coming straight from our washing machines, Max and his team developed a vortex-based filter that captures over 90% of microplastics before they reach waterways. He talks about the product’s nature-inspired design process, early engineering hurdles, and a go-to-market strategy focused on universities and long-term B2B goals. Max also dives into brand storytelling, upcoming regulatory pushes in the US and EU, and how CLEANR’s vision extends from everyday households to hospitals and hotels. If you’re passionate about sustainability and real-world tech innovation, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, Sorosh Tavakoli shares how he went from tech entrepreneur to founder of Stockeld Dreamery, reimagining cheese with climate-friendly, legume-based creations. Inspired by Bay Area pioneers like Oatly and Beyond, Sorosh invested four years in R&D to craft fermented chickpea, lentil, and yellow pea cheeses that use 75% fewer resources than dairy—without compromising on taste or texture. From managing tricky fermentation to launching in 200 NYC stores and driving a 33% demo conversion rate, Sorosh dives into what it takes to stand out in a tough plant-based market. He also talks brand identity, playful Swedish storytelling, and how partnerships with local bagel shops and influencers are helping Stockeld build a category as complex and craveable as wine.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, Greg Harris, President and CEO of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, shares how Cleveland became the forever home of rock history—and why the museum continues to shape the culture today. With 31 years in the museum world and a record store legacy of his own, Greg breaks down how the Rock Hall drives a $240 million economic impact, connects with 1.5 million students annually, and keeps evolving through digital marketing, live music, and immersive exhibits like SNL: Ladies and Gentlemen… 50 Years of Music. From pairing classic legends with contemporary stars to embracing hip hop and EDM, Greg reveals how the Rock Hall honors the past while staying plugged into the pulse of now.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sit down with Megan Kim, Executive Director at COSE and Senior Vice President of Membership Development & Marketing at the Greater Cleveland Partnership, to explore her 20-year journey from event coordinator to strategic leader at the helm of Ohio’s largest small business support organization. Representing 11,000 of GCP’s 12,000 members, COSE provides advocacy, resources, and access to benefits like affordable healthcare through a MEWA with Medical Mutual. Megan shares how COSE is tackling small business challenges—like limited time, budget, and marketing expertise—through AI adoption, educational content, and a newsroom-style marketing team. With a growing LinkedIn presence and targeted support for industries like food, construction, and the arts, COSE is redefining what it means to serve entrepreneurs at every stage.

In this Mini Moves episode, we dive into the rising trend of influencer-led brand activations and how major names like Rare Beauty and Gymshark are redefining what successful events look like. Gone are the days of follower-count-first strategies—today, it's all about real connection, local relevance, and community-driven storytelling. From intimate micro-influencer gatherings to consumer-inclusive experiences, we explore how aesthetically curated events are built to be shared and remembered. Discover what makes an activation effective in today’s social landscape and how even small brands can make a big impact on a budget.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Aaron Hoffman, co-founder of DeliverThat, to explore how a college hustle evolved into a nationwide B2B catering delivery platform. From a viral tweet that jumpstarted their following to a strategic pivot during the pandemic, DeliverThat has grown to support over 35,000 drivers and partnerships with brands like Wegmans and Taco Cabana. Aaron unpacks how the company’s proprietary tech stack powers flexible, high-performance solutions across five verticals—and why their shift from product-first to brand-led storytelling is central to their next chapter. With the U.S. catering market projected to hit $110 billion by 2030, this conversation reveals what it really takes to build a delivery business that scales with strategy, not just speed.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sit down with Duane Mancini, CEO and co-founder of Project MedTech, to explore how his background in medicinal chemistry evolved into a mission-driven journey to support early-stage medtech startups. Duane shares how launching Project MedTech during the pandemic created an opportunity to provide consulting and capital support to healthcare innovators. The conversation covers the unique strengths of Midwest medtech, the power of storytelling in scientific marketing, and the growing role of AI in healthcare solutions. With eyes on expansion in 2025, Duane offers candid insights for founders—reminding us all that building a great company is a marathon, not a sprint.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, Matt Kaulig shares his journey from college athlete to executive chairman of Kaulig Companies Ltd., a growing enterprise spanning sports, media, and consumer products. He discusses founding LeafFilter Gutter Protection and how a bold, contrarian mindset helped him scale during the 2008 recession. Matt reflects on his leadership values—urgency, resilience, and a belief that not everyone needs to be a leader to make an impact. He also dives into Kaulig Charitable Giving and how aligning business with community support is core to his mission, including the company's role as title sponsor of a major PGA Tour Champions event in Northeast Ohio.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we chatted with Charlie Anderson, the YouTube creator turned pizza maker behind Cleveland’s viral sensation, Good Pizza. Charlie shares how a pandemic-fueled passion for sourdough baking launched his online following—and ultimately, a brick-and-mortar restaurant serving up artisan New York-style pies. From mastering fermentation to crafting content that converts followers into loyal customers, Charlie dives into the strategy behind blending digital influence with a physical food brand. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at growing a business that’s as much about community and craft as it is about crust.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we sat down with Montana Banner, Director of Project Management and Communications at Thrive Peer Recovery Services. Montana shares Thrive’s inspiring origin story and its mission to support individuals through all stages of recovery, from ER visits to incarceration. She discusses the power of lived experience in building trust, the importance of peer-led programs like Survive to Thrive, and how Thrive addresses underserved populations—including survivors of human trafficking and isolated older adults. With a focus on grassroots outreach and workforce development, Montana offers a powerful perspective on what it means to market hope, healing, and human connection. In need of peer recovery support? Call 1-877-636-3777 or refer at https://thrivepeersupport.com/referrals/. To reach the Cuyahoga County Mental Health Warmline, call 440-886-5950.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, entrepreneur and community builder Manny Larcher shares his journey from his roots in St. Lucia to launching colaeb, a platform helping businesses cut costs and boost efficiency through authentic networking and AI tools. He reflects on the contrast between communal and individualist cultures and how that shaped his approach to leadership, business, and meaningful relationships. Manny shares the founding story of colaeb during the pandemic, the value of face-to-face connection in a digital world, and how problem-solving can be the most effective networking strategy. This episode is packed with practical wisdom on building community, leading with authenticity, and driving growth through strategic collaboration.

This episode of Marketing Moves features Jordan Bigelow and Julian Ayzman, co-founders of YaYa & Co, a sustainable home decor brand making waves with small-batch products and ethical sourcing. The duo shares how co-founder Candy launched YaYa & Co to disrupt fast furniture with community-driven craftsmanship and a mission rooted in social impact. The conversation covers how YaYa & Co markets to values-driven Gen Z shoppers, collaborates directly with artisans, and creates content that reflects their handmade ethos. Plus, they offer a behind-the-scenes look at growing the business, expanding product lines, and building out their new headquarters—all while staying true to their core values.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, we are joined by Jackie Wachter, Co-Founder of luxury leather goods brand, FOUNT. In an energizing conversation with Madison Riddell, Jackie shares how a simple Christmas gift idea sparked an omnichannel business rooted in craftsmanship, sustainability, and community. From making each bag by hand alongside her business partner and husband, Phillip, to launching several brick-and-mortar locations and an eCommerce store, the FOUNT story is equal parts heart and hustle. Jackie and Madison dive into the brand’s go-to marketing tactics—like creating hype around “color drops” and launching viral giveaways—and how their retail storefronts create an immersive brand experience. Jackie also unpacks FOUNT's sustainable approach, commitment to repair over replace, and their exciting roadmap for product growth. This episode is full of gems for any brand-builder looking to dominate in premium retail.

In this episode of Marketing Moves, Ali Bonar, co-founder and CEO of Oat Haus, shares how her personal recovery from an eating disorder led to the creation of Granola Butter, the first oat-based spread of its kind. She opens up about the challenges of launching a new product category, the power of organic influencer partnerships, and the strategic storytelling that helped Oat Haus land in major retailers like Whole Foods and Costco. Ali also gets real about the mental health side of entrepreneurship, managing social media pressures, and what’s next for Oat Haus.

In this special episode of Marketing Moves, we take you inside From Bans to Breakthroughs: The 2025 Social Media Situation, a live event hosted at VividFront. With social media platforms in flux, ad costs rising, and emerging players like Neptune and Lemon8 making waves, our expert panel explored the shifting digital landscape and how brands can stay ahead. From leveraging first-party data to optimizing paid social strategies and embracing new content formats, this discussion uncovers the key tactics marketers need to future-proof their strategies. Tune in for actionable insights on diversifying social media approaches, maximizing ROI, and staying agile in an ever-changing market.

Mugsy Bakes co-founders Devin Climer and Nina Lawless share their inspiring journey from healthcare to entrepreneurship, crafting gluten-free, dairy-free desserts that celebrate indulgence without guilt. They discuss building an authentic brand, standing out with innovative packaging, and fostering a loyal community in a competitive market. Balancing motherhood and business, they reveal their approach to sustainability, marketing strategies, and the exciting future of Mugsy Bakes. This episode is a masterclass in turning pass ion into a purpose-driven brand that resonates with consumers.

Entrepreneur and CMO Andy Tran takes us on a dynamic journey from launching an architecture firm in his early career to spearheading Arthur Street Ventures, a powerhouse in venture design and investment. He reveals the secrets to marketing in high-stakes industries like defense and wellness, emphasizing the power of authenticity, bold storytelling, and deep relationship-building. Andy also dives into his work with brands like La Caza Spirits and SISU Lifestyle, sharing how community engagement fuels brand success. With a spirit of adventure and an insatiable curiosity, he unpacks the lessons that have shaped his career and his fearless approach to business and marketing.

This episode of Marketing Moves features Blake Babcock, VP of Client Engagement at Staffing Solutions Enterprises, in a conversation about the power of personal branding in today’s professional landscape. Blake shares insights from his journey in the staffing industry, the evolving world of recruitment, and how professionals can align their personal brands with company values to build trust and credibility. The discussion explores authenticity, the impact of social media on visibility, and strategies for navigating today’s candidate-driven job market.

This episode of Marketing Moves features Owen Hester, CEO and founder of LPx, a platform revolutionizing private fund reporting and investor relations. Owen shares his journey from finance to entrepreneurship, the challenges of marketing a SaaS product in a complex industry, and the growing need for transparency in fund administration. The conversation explores the distinctions between private equity, venture capital, and hedge funds, as well as the role of relationships and word-of-mouth in LPx’s growth. Owen also reflects on his vision for the future of private investing.

This episode of Marketing Moves features Ryan Schreiber, founder of Streamline, an app simplifying the streaming experience by consolidating sports, shows, and movies in one platform. Ryan shares his journey of launching Streamline, balancing startup life with fatherhood, securing funding, and building a loyal community. He highlights the app’s unique social features, sports integration, and user-driven growth. The conversation also explores marketing strategies, influencer collaborations, and the importance of adapting to user feedback in a competitive market.

This episode of Marketing Moves explores the power of branding core values in shaping business culture and client relationships with Heidi Baumgart, co-executive director of the Small Giants Community. Heidi shares her leadership journey and insights on how well-defined values drive decision-making, employee engagement, and customer loyalty. The conversation offers practical strategies for integrating core values into daily operations, making this episode a must-listen for businesses looking to stand out in a competitive market.

On this episode of Marketing Moves, we chat with David Sylvan, Chief Strategy, Innovation, and Marketing Officer at University Hospitals and President of UH Ventures, about the intersection of healthcare innovation and marketing. David provided insights on UH Ventures’ approach to tackling industry challenges through internal development and external partnerships, the role of hospital-affiliated venture capital, and Cleveland’s impact as a healthcare innovation hub. David also shed light on using AI, data, and personalized marketing to enhance patient engagement and transform healthcare delivery.