Episode 23 - Jake Kaempf - Everyday

from ATDC Executive Bytes · host Chris Nedza

This week for Episode 23, we welcome Jake Kaempf, founder of Everyday, with James Harris stepping in as a special host! ✈️ From LA to ATL, Jake shares why he planted roots in Georgia’s startup scene — and how Atlanta’s mix of education, creativity, culture, and Fortune 500 energy is setting the stage for an AI-powered future. 💡 Topics we covered:▪️ Why Everyday was built to put people first in AI ▪️ How they're solving major marketing ops challenges ▪️ The power of community and what Jake learned from Sig Mosley ▪️ What keeps founders going when purpose > profit ▪️ The truth behind LinkedIn vs. real entrepreneurship If you’re building, investing, or just navigating startup life in ATL, this is a can't-miss episode!

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