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A conversation with Caroline Clark, Co-Founder and CEO of Arcade, about the journey from zero to building a product that's changing how teams create interactive demos. We talked about her path from consulting to product marketing at companies like Atlassian, and what led her to start Arcade. What stood out to me was her honesty about the hard parts of building a company. The burnout, the failed launches, the moments...
We’re back with another episode that dives into the REAL stories behind the founder’s journey and this week’s chat seriously delivers. If you’ve ever wondered what it actually looks like to shift from helping global giants …
This blog post deep dives into the inspiring entrepreneurial journey of Alex Lotier, co-founder of Culture Kicks. In this detailed exploration, we'll unpack the strategies, challenges, and triumphs that shaped Culture Kicks' remarkable growth from a…
This blog post delves into the fascinating world of Jam.dev and their unique approach to building a thriving, human-centric company culture, especially within the context of a fully remote workforce. In our recent podcast episode, Dani Grant - Jam.d…
Co-Founder & CEO
Hi, I’m Kyle. Over my career, I’ve had the chance to work with incredible teams and companies like Google, Harley-Davidson, Disney, Coca-Cola, and more, leading complex projects and launching products that have reached millions. Whether managing multi-million dollar budgets or leading teams of 20+ across creative and technical disciplines, my focus has always been on turning big ideas into reality.
Today, I’m the Founder and CEO of Stacklist, a social bookmarking platform that makes it ridiculously easy to save, organize, and share your favorite links and discoveries. Think of it as the tool we all need to keep the internet a little less chaotic and a lot more personal. I’m also the host of Zero to Umm, a podcast where I sit down with founders and CEOs to talk about the early, messy, and exciting days of building their businesses.
When I’m not working on Stacklist, you can find me experimenting with tech, diving into new ideas, or chasing that next great cup of coffee.
