Brandon Gadoci

My name is Brandon Gadoci. I'm a VP of AI Operations and spend my days working to help teams integrate and create AI solutions. My daughter is Addy Gadoci and she's the 2024 4th place finisher in the 14-15 year old CrossFit Games Teens competition. Out of 1100 girls worldwide she finished 4th in the world and first in the US. This year she's requalified for the CrossFit Games and we couldn't be...

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My friend who is an amazing wood worker came to me having prototyped this product. Together we worked to evolve the design and experiment with different materials. The result is a beautiful and useful product. The SparkShelf is handmade from 100% walnut right here in Texas and is a great addition to your wind-down routine.

I discovered this product by one of my dads friends who taught me how to make them at a restaurant we go to. This is Riley. Brandons son who is eleven.

I've been following Web since his days at Rogue. He's an amazing combination of intelligence, hustle, and humbleness. 2pm is a must have for anyone interested in keeping up with this wild world of commerce and the internet. I'm amazed at how quickly he and his team can provide such deep and actionable insight.

I got an email about this yesterday and checked it out. Really clean and nice interface. Pretty simple app with some promise. It's 'Slack-look' is welcome in my opinion. Wondering what will be next on their product roadmap.

This is really great. Nice work.

Just discovered this recently. Mind boggling.

This looks great. I'm anxious to play with a version.

My brother-in-law who runs a power washing business just started using this service to allow his employees to better communicate with their appointments throughout the day. He loves it. There is a big opportunity in products like this as movers, landscapers, and many other like business struggle to communicate appointment times based on a job schedule and job durations.

I just bought this yesterday actually. My son loves it. The iBooks version is good because you can click the words and they get bigger to make it easier for young readers.

Even though this book was last published in 1988 the concepts and research in it are still true today. Despite the enormous shift in the sales and marketing landscape, the nuts and bolts of the complex sale remain the same and SPIN selling does a great job of teaching that in a humble, actionable way.