InMarket

VP, Measurement Client Success

Director, Measurement Account Management

Associate Director, Measurement Account Management

Lead, Measurement Partnerships

Measurement Lead at NinthDecimal (acquired by InMarket)

Second Voice

Ghostwriting high-leverage digital assets for founders and operators. We create full done-for-you lead magnets to grow your business.

Founder

Verve

Sr. Performance Analyst

Mindshare

Accounts: Dyson, American Family Insurance, Sam’s Club, Ragu & Bertolli

Manager, Digital Insights & Analytics

Account: Kimberly-Clark (Brands: Kleenex, Cottonelle, Viva, Scott, Kotex, Poise, Depend)

Sr. Analyst, Digital Insights & Analytics

Accounts: Abbott Nutrition/Diabetes Care, Abbvie, American Family Insurance

Associate, Digital Insights & Analytics

Gonzaga University

School of Business Portfolio Management

Old Mutual Asset Management

Financial Analyst Intern

Marketing Intern

Hey, I’m Aldis.

AdTech exec. Personal brand builder.

I help founders and creators stop wasting traffic and start turning it into leads.

I’ve spent 13+ years in advertising and tech, working with some of the world’s biggest agencies, publishers, and AdTech startups.

On the side, I built a personal brand from scratch.

But it wasn’t until I created a 5-day Educational Email Course that things really clicked.

Now I help others do the same by turning all that attention you’re earning into a system that:

• positions you as the expert
• builds your email list
• and drives business

Want to see how it works?

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Aldis Ozols

IDC Latin America

Senior Analyst Software and Cloud

Responsable por el proceso de investigación para los estudios de Software y Business Intelligence en Argentina hasta mediados del 2012 logrando aumentar la cantidad de entrevistas locales en 30% en promedio por semestre.
A partir de mediados de 2012, ejerciendo el doble rol de analista para los mercados de Aplicaciones Empresariales a nivel regional y de analista local para los estudios de Software y Business Intelligence en Perú hasta la actualidad, logrando incrementar la precisión de ambos estudios y aumentando la cantidad de vendors en la medición regional.
Desde 2013, ejerciendo el rol de analista regional de Software para Aplicaciones Empresariales dentro del equipo regional de Software y del nuevo estudio regional de Public Cloud con foco para los mercados de SaaS y PaaS.
Desde 2014, se agregan las responsabilidades por el estudio regional de Business Analytics a los mencionados anteriormente.
A partir de enero 2016 como responsable del estudio de Public Cloud Services con detalle de investigación para los mercados de SaaS, PaaS e IaaS a nivel regional y con el rol de coordinador con los analistas locales de los 8 paises mas grandes donde se realiza investigación local.  Desde el 2017, se amplió la cobertura del estudio de Cloud para incluir Private Cloud Services.

Analyst, Cloud Market, Latin America

Odebrecht

Responsable por liderar los proyectos de infraestructura, implementación, desarrollo de software en Microsoft Sharepoint, desarrollados para Odebrecht Perú. Así como del diseño y planeamiento de las estrategias del área de Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicaciones.

Resposable de Servicio de Tecnología de Información

Responsable del área de Informática y Comunicaciones del Proyecto Trasvase Olmos

Diseño, estructuración e implementación de la red interna de los campamentos Oriente y Occidente; y administración de red de los mismos.
Diseño, estructuración e implementación del sistema de comunicación a través del sistema inalámbrico Canopy entre Oficinas Campamento – Almacén Central – Plataforma TBM del campamento Occidente.
Diseño, estructuración e implementación del sistema de comunicación inalámbrica en la máquina TBM con una distancia de 1 km hasta 10km dentro del túnel, que permite obtener datos y video en tiempo real; así como comunicación por voz en campamento Occidente.

Responsable de Sistemas e Informática

Engevix Engenharia S.A.

Responsable principalmente de la optimización de procesos y recursos internos de la empresa en cuanto a flujo de envío y recepción de información. Así como de la reestructuración de la red interna.

Jefe de Sistemas

I help business executives turning words into Sales | Writing and Content Marketing | 13 years in Marketing Intelligence

I used to dread speaking.

Standing in front of a room, heart pounding, voice shaking ... an introvert's nightmare.

In 2011, everything shifted.

I moved from IT to Marketing Intelligence and learned a superpower:

Turning complex tech jargon into clear, captivating narratives.

Now, I turn your deep tech knowledge into LinkedIn posts investors and top talent can't ignore.

No more:

Feeling invisible despite your brilliance.
Struggling to simplify complex ideas.
Sacrificing hours you don't have trying to post consistently.

Over 14 years, I've:

Analyzed over 700 software players.

Crafted over 200 persuasive presentations.

Delivered insights across 130+ market studies in Latin America.

Presented confidently at 26+ industry events (including Round tables and workshops).

Built credibility through conversations with 341+ executives.

Ready to go from overlooked expert to influential leader?

Let's amplify your voice, effortlessly.

Enrique Phun

Wife: "You're going to Las Vegas to... work?"
Me: "Yes, absolutely!"
Wife: "Right. And pigs fly..."

That is exactly what my wife told me the first time I mentioned I was traveling to Las Vegas for a tech event.

And look, I don't blame her. 

It was the same with my friends and anyone else I told about the plan. 

The equation in their heads was simple: 

Las Vegas = "The Hangover" and unchecked partying.

Which is true most of the year, but let’s ground this for a second.

The operational reality is very different. 

Las Vegas is, probably, one of the most efficient place on the planet for doing business at a massive scale. 

Why? 

Not because of the casinos…

but because of the infrastructure: 

- hotels that handle 5,000 guests
- convention centers that operate like small cities
- and impeccable logistics

However, the prejudice ("it’s just a party") blinds us to the strategic advantage ("it’s the best place for mass networking").

And here is the business point:

How many times do we do this exact same thing in our companies?

We see a new technology or methodology and let a "preconceived notion" raise an immediate barrier:

• You hear "Artificial Intelligence" and think "Robots stealing our jobs" instead of "Operational efficiency."

• You hear "Hybrid Cloud" and think "Uncontrolled spending" instead of "Market flexibility."

• You hear "Remote Work" and think "People in pajamas watching Netflix" instead of "Access to global talent."

Those mental labels are comfortable, but in the B2B world, they are hidden costs. 

If you stick with the stigma, you lose the opportunity to monetize innovation.

At the end of the day, what happens in Vegas... 

is sometimes just pure hard work and future revenue. 

You just have to take off the "bias glasses" to see it.

Tell me, have you experienced something similar where a prejudice stopped you from seeing a clear business opportunity?

I help tech founders turn expertise into powerful LinkedIn content.

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"Boring" is a high-risk strategy.

If I can’t distinguish you from the other five vendors...

I’m just going to pick the cheapest one.

Many executives believe that being "professional" means scrubbing away every trace of personality.

They speak in buzzwords, wear the uniform, and act like polished algorithms.

They think this is safe.

But "Safe" is invisible.

And in a crowded market, invisible is expensive. 

You might say:

"But Enrique, I am 100% corporate. I’ve been in boardrooms for 20 years. I don’t have a 'personal brand,' I have a job description."

That is not true.

That is just a lack of data mining. 

We all have a spark.

Even the most hardened corporate veteran has a unique "glitch" in their matrix. 

Maybe it’s your obsession with punctuality.
Maybe it’s your hatred for inefficient meetings.
Maybe it’s the specific way you simplify complex architecture on a napkin.

You just need to search deep (past the compliance training and the quarterly reviews) to find it.

That spark isn't a flaw…

it's your Unique Selling Proposition (USP).

Because technology can be copied.
Pricing can be undercut.

But your specific perspective?

That is the only API your competitors cannot clone.

So, are you a signal in the market, or are you just background noise?

Having the best product isn’t enough anymore.

That used to be the advantage.

Now? It’s just the baseline.

Here’s the difference:

In an AI-generated world, everything looks and sounds perfect.

Products rise like popcorn — fast, loud, and identical.

Every company claims “innovation.”
Every founder promises “impact.”

And suddenly… everything blurs.

Here’s the interesting part:

The problem isn’t the tech.

It’s the narrative vacuum it creates.

When everyone looks the same, the only thing left to trust

...is the human behind the screen.

That’s your bridge — your story.

Not the polished pitch deck.

Not the slogan your agency wrote.

But the messy, human truth of why you built it
and what it means to you.

Because in a sea of automation, personality is rebellion.

And in a market full of noise, story is signal.

The benefit?

When people know you, they don’t just buy your product…

they believe in your perspective.

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