Meet the Hosts

Clint Oram

Helping companies better connect with their customers runs deep for Clint Oram.  A fourth generation California entrepreneur, he co-founded SugarCRM in 2004 to do just that.  Over the years as CTO, CMO, then Chief Strategy Officer, he transformed this open-source project into a global CRM leader.

And long before AI became boardroom jargon, Clint mapped its customer-engagement potential—steering product roadmaps, forging strategic alliances, and driving expansion into new markets. After two decades at the helm, he has shifted into advising and mentoring the next wave of technology innovators.

Clint is now bringing his pragmatic, execution-first approach to business leaders seeking to navigate AI’s emerging realities. As co-host of the Prompt This podcast and blog, he demystifies emerging AI tech for business leaders. He also advises early-stage SaaS and AI ventures—helping founders sharpen go-to-market tactics, accelerate product-market fit, and navigate seed through Series A fundraising. Whether behind the mic, in the boardroom or at a hack session, his goal remains: empower companies to build smarter, more human connections with their customers and lead in an AI-powered world.

Greg Rosenthal

Greg isn't just another corporate suit; he's a force of innovation.  From scrappy startups to Fortune 500 heavyweights, Greg has mastered the art of transforming sales teams with cutting-edge technology.  As the Vice President of Inside Sales at 8x8, he didn't just lead—he revolutionized, turning everyday reps into revenue-generating machines.  If there's a system, a tool, or an untapped digital frontier that could push sales into overdrive, Greg's already three steps ahead, making it happen.

A dynamic thinker and relentless strategist, Greg is on a mission to redefine sales for the digital age.  Whether leading teams, pioneering new techniques, or sharing game changing advice, he's always pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the industry.  Greg is the guy who refuses to settle for "good enough".  Because in his world, innovation isn't optional—it's the only way.