Author name: brian.dainis

This episode, Co-Founder of IMPaCT and Project Refit James Corbett talks about how to use machine learning and artificial intelligence in communication platforms, how social media platforms control data, and the state of safety and mental health in the United States. James Corbett is the Co-Founder of IMPaCT, an AI-powered, real-time CJIS-compliant, highly secure, role-based […]

This episode, I’m joined by the Founder and CEO of Warmup Inbox and Dabble Ventures Mike Benson to discuss how he built a product in three days that later sold for millions of dollars, when he knew that his startup was going to be successful, and the challenges that rapid growth brings. Mike Benson built

Greg Fridman is the Founder and CEO of AAPlasma, an R&D firm focused on cold plasma. He is an entrepreneur and academic, as well as a creative problem solver, decisive team leader, and persuasive communicator. Greg is a seasoned R&D director with strong team building, and technology integration skills, and has a Ph.D. in Biomedical

This episode, I’m joined by the Managing Partner at Empirical Consulting Solutions Bill Morrow to discuss customer stratification, why your highest-paying customers might not be your best clients, and how to work out who your high-value customers really are. Bill Morrow is a Managing Partner at Empirical Consulting Solutions and has extensive expertise in identifying

This episode, I’m joined by the cofounder of Technically Media Chris Wink to discuss the most important aspects of employer brand marketing, the future of societal and influencer practices, and how storytelling shapes our world. Chris Wink is the cofounder of Technically Media, a digital media company best known for its community of technology professionals

Welcome to the Cache Flow podcast. I’m the host Brian Dainis and on my show, I’ll be discussing go-to-market strategies and reverse engineering success stories within business, technology, and the SAAS industry. If you’d like to be a guest, request a topic, or share your thoughts about the podcast, email me directly at brian@cacheflowpodcast.com.