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Engagioby Jon Miller

Engagio is an all-in-one account based marketing (ABM) platform founded by Jon Miller, who previously co-founded and served as CMO at Marketo. The platform helps companies accelerate their transition to account based marketing while streamlining analytics and integrating with Salesforce. The source is a podcast interview introduction with limited traction metrics provided.

SaaSothervia SaaStr Podcast
Bannermanby Johnny Chin

Bannerman is an on-demand security staffing platform founded by Johnny Chin that serves major enterprises including Spotify, Y Combinator, Weebly, and Optimizely. The company transitioned from B2C to B2B after recognizing lack of product-market fit with consumers, and has since achieved profitability while building a strong B2B brand in the security services space.

SaaSenterprise-direct-salesvia SaaStr Podcast
Datahug

Datahug is a pipeline management and forecasting solution built within Salesforce, backed by top-tier VCs including DFJ and Salesforce Ventures. The company is led by Russ Hearl, Head of Sales, who previously scaled DoubleDutch from $0 to over $20 million ARR in less than three years by building an effective sales organization.

SaaSvia SaaStr Podcast
Front App

Front App is a SaaS company that hired Cailen D'sa as Head of Sales. Cailen brings extensive experience from Dropbox (where he was the first sales hire and launched the first B2B product) and Box (where he helped pioneer the freemium land-and-expand sales model). The episode discusses his approach to sales at Front and lessons from building sales organizations at high-growth companies.

SaaSvia SaaStr Podcast
Birdlyby Quang Hoang

Birdly, founded by Quang Hoang, is a messaging integration platform that connects business software to messaging apps. The company was named one of the hottest startups from YC Winter 2016 and secured funding from notable investors including Jason Lemkin, Slack, Nicolas Dessaigne, Alven Capital, and Partech Ventures.

SaaSothervia SaaStr Podcast
Cornerstone OnDemand

Cornerstone OnDemand is a cloud-based learning and talent management solutions provider that scaled from a small team to 1,500 employees over 11 years. COO Kirsten Helvey, who rose through the ranks from employee #30, shares insights on scaling, company culture, customer success, and the importance of upsell over customer acquisition.

SaaSothervia SaaStr Podcast
Mattermarkby Andy Sparks

Mattermark is a SaaS platform founded by Andy Sparks, who became Head of Sales after his company LaunchGram was acquired by Referly in February 2013, which then pivoted to become Mattermark. The content focuses on sales leadership strategies rather than product traction metrics.

SaaSothervia SaaStr Podcast
Humanityby Ryan Fyfe

Humanity is an employee scheduling SaaS platform founded by Ryan Fyfe that serves over 500,000 users across 87 countries. The company has raised funding from Point Nine Capital and employs over 100 people across 3 continents, focusing on data-driven customer acquisition and optimizing free trial conversion through A/B testing and early customer success integration.

SaaSproduct-led-growthfreemiumvia SaaStr Podcast
HireAthenaby Kristen Koh Goldstein

HireAthena is an on-demand workforce platform specializing in accounting, HR, and payroll services. Founded by Kristen Koh Goldstein, who previously founded BackOps and Scalus (which raised millions from top VCs including Google Ventures), the company focuses on solving back-office hiring and scaling challenges.

SaaSvia SaaStr Podcast
Iron.ioby Chad Arimura

Iron.io is a cloud infrastructure services company founded by Chad Arimura that serves enterprise clients including Google, Twitter, and Whole Foods. The company relies heavily on content marketing and education as dominant marketing functions to onboard and convert prospective customers. Backed by prominent investors including Baseline Ventures, Bain Capital, and Data Collective, Iron.io balances serving large enterprise accounts with long sales cycles alongside smaller SME customers.

SaaScontent-marketingvia SaaStr Podcast
Opsmaticby Jim Stoneham

Opsmatic was a infrastructure/operations monitoring product co-founded by Jim Stoneham that was acquired by New Relic. The company was part of Jim's broader entrepreneurial journey that included founding Payvment (acquired by Intuit) and holding leadership roles at Yahoo, Kodak, and Apple.

SaaSvia SaaStr Podcast
DoubleDutchby Lawrence Coburn

DoubleDutch is a category-leading event marketing automation platform founded by serial entrepreneur Lawrence Coburn. The company has raised over $75M in VC funding from top-tier investors including Index Ventures, Bessemer, Floodgate, and Bullpen, and powers event experiences like the SaaStr app.

SaaSenterprise-direct-salesvia SaaStr Podcast
Affinio

Affinio is a SaaS company that has grown to over 40 employees across offices in New York, Toronto, Halifax, and Ireland. John Gleeson joined as employee #1 and became VP of Customer Success following their Series A funding round.

SaaSvia SaaStr Podcast
Terminusby Sangram Vajre

Sangram Vajre co-founded Terminus, a leading account-based marketing platform that challenges traditional B2B marketing practices. He built a strong brand in the B2B space through thought leadership via Flip My Funnel and became recognized as an innovator in the marketing technology space, authoring 'Account-Based Marketing For Dummies'.

SaaScontent-marketingvia SaaStr Podcast
Grovoby Jeff Fernandez

Grovo is an enterprise learning platform founded by Jeff Fernandez in 2010 that helps companies educate and empower their employees. The company has built an award-winning culture and relies on direct sales with Jeff actively involved in the sales process. While specific revenue metrics are not disclosed in this interview introduction, Grovo represents a successful B2B SaaS play in the corporate learning space.

SaaSenterprise-direct-salessubscriptionvia SaaStr Podcast
Inklingby Matt MacInnis

Inkling is a SaaS platform founded by Matt MacInnis (formerly 7 years at Apple) that brings policies and procedures to life for desktop workers. The company has raised funding from top-tier investors including Sequoia, Felicis, and Kapor Capital. The source material focuses on Matt's insights about sales culture and organizational dynamics rather than specific traction metrics.

SaaSothervia SaaStr Podcast
AnyPerkby Taro Fukuyama

AnyPerk is a SaaS company founded by Taro Fukuyama, a Y Combinator graduate from Tokyo who co-founded the company in a Taco Bell car park. The company is backed by notable investors including DCM, YC, Gary Vaynerchuk, and Nick Mehta. While specific traction metrics are not detailed in this source, the company has achieved significant recognition with Taro being named one of Business Insider's "Silicon Valley 100 Coolest People in Tech Right Now."

SaaSothervia SaaStr Podcast
Autopilotby Michael Sharkey

Autopilot is a SaaS platform that enables users to automate customer journeys through an intuitive whiteboard-style interface. Founded by Michael Sharkey and his two brothers, the company has secured backing from top-tier investors including Salesforce Ventures and Blackbird Ventures. Michael leveraged his experience scaling and exiting previous ventures (Stayz and Sharkey Media) to build Autopilot with a self-service model focused on unit economics and customer retention.

SaaSproduct-led-growthsubscriptionvia SaaStr Podcast
The Museby Kathryn Minshew

The Muse is a SaaS recruiting platform founded by Kathryn Minshew that transformed the traditionally transactional recruiting industry by introducing a subscription-based business model. The company focuses on sales-driven customer acquisition and emphasizes making customers feel slightly uncomfortable to drive success, with Kathryn building the initial sales team from zero prior sales experience.

SaaSenterprise-direct-salessubscriptionvia SaaStr Podcast
Conductorby Seth Besmertnik

Conductor is a web presence management and SEO platform for enterprise brands, boasting over 500 Fortune 500 and Internet Retailer 500 customers including Under Armour, Citi, and FedEx. The company has raised over $60M in funding from top-tier investors like Matrix Partners and FirstMark Capital, and has been ranked the 13th fastest-growing software company in the US and 3rd Best Place to Work in NYC.

SaaSenterprise-direct-salesvia SaaStr Podcast
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