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After more than 20 years in large organizations, Rohit Nambiar decided that if he really wanted to understand AI, he needed to get his hands dirty. That took him from studying AI at MIT and advising startups to building one himself. Today, he’s CEO and co-founder of Sabai, an AI-powered health compa...

Ed Buckley has built companies across fitness, healthcare and education, including Peerfit, Sword Intelligence and now Scholar. Along the way, he’s changed how he thinks about what makes a product successful. Distribution is a much bigger part of the equation now. Ed would rather have a good product...

Jason spent years running a CrossFit gym before he started building Gym Force. That experience gave him a pretty specific view of what wasn't working. He'd used gym management software, marketing tools and outside business support, but having access to more tools didn't necessarily make running the ...

Dave Hannum has spent more than 30 years building products in the fitness industry. He led product and business development at Technogym before founding Functional Solutions, one of the early platforms for connected fitness and digital coaching. For most of his career, building software meant workin...

Brian Shoemaker started as a developer before he ever had a product title, and ten years later he's running Life Time Labs and the company's new Innovation Hub. His background shows up in how he talks about product decisions: less about the pitch, more about what survives contact with 190 clubs and ...