Taylor Ryan is the CMO of Valuer.ai. A startup based in Copenhagen that focuses on bringing together startups and corporates through a smart platform.
Taylor is an absolute long-term friend of the the entrepreneurship and marketing world. Besides working for the Washington Post in 2014/2015, he co-founded six different startups – failures and successes. he led the optimization and SEO part at Planday and continued to lead the Marketing team again at GenieBelt and Actimo in Copenhagen.
Since the beginning of 2018, he leads a 25+ team at Valuer.ai which also led to Valuer being the best newcomer from the Nordics.
Taylor and I chat about growth and marketing hacks in 2019, concrete ways of how startups and corporates can and need to work together in the future and how bad startup names and great successes made up his entrepreneurial career.
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