Brad Malmberg
Co-founder
A SaaS veteran with 18 years scaling startups, including 14 of them at Lightspeed Commerce, the Canadian tech success story. When Brad joined in 2005, Lightspeed had 5 employees and $250k in revenue. When he left in 2020, it had become a global, multi-product platform spanning cloud, mobile, and ecommerce, with $120M in revenue, more than 1,500 employees, and a $1.4B IPO valuation behind it.
His background spans product management, marketing, and sales, but his real love is product leadership. For the past decade he's focused on building product-centric teams, designing roadmaps that hold up under pressure, and the kind of cross-departmental rhythms that turn good companies into great ones.
In the room, Brad runs the operational backbone of every workshop: participant experience, squad management, timing, and the recovery moves when something needs adjusting on the fly. He's the reason the day actually works.
Amy Molyneux
Co-founder
A serial founder with two exits and 15 years leading teams across the globe. Most notably, Amy was the CTO and technical co-founder of Meta, an early artificial intelligence company acquired by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative in 2017 to make its technologies and data freely available to the world. In 2021, the Meta brand was used to help rebrand Facebook Inc., providing the home brand for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Reality Labs.
Throughout her career, Amy has focused on the intersection of product and engineering, with a particular interest in building healthy, high-performing teams. She has led engineering organizations on everything from cutting-edge AI innovation to overhauling 20-year-old systems. Fast Company named her #19 on its 100 Most Creative People in Business.
She's been building with AI since long before it had a marketing team. In the room, she leads the technical content, the judgment framework, and the answers to "yes, but what about my specific situation?"
