🎯 Mark Freeman II

onthemarkdata.com | Senior data engineer helping brands with GTM and content strategy.

I'm a community health advocate turned data engineer interested in the intersection of social impact, business, and technology. My life’s mission is to improve the well-being of as many people as possible through data—especially among those marginalized.
 
As the founder of On the Mark Data, I use this platform to help brands connect to data professionals through captivating content.
 
I received my M.S. from the Stanford School of Medicine and I'm also certified in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. In addition, I have worked within numerous startups where I have put machine learning models into production, integrated data analytics into products, and led migrations to improve data infrastructure.
 
The culmination of my technical skills, content success, and experience within startups would make me an asset whether you are looking to create a successful content strategy, engage in influencer marketing campaigns, or develop a go-to-market strategy for your startup.

You can learn more about opportunities to collaborate, my media appearances, or my content at onthemarkdata.com.

Tech Lead, GTM Engineering

• Joined as employee one to lead GTM at Gable to help us reach our first customers.
• Worked with the CEO to establish our GTM strategy, content strategy, and messaging for technical audiences.
• Building internal data products to drive our GTM strategy and sales.

⚡️ Building @naas.ai - open source data platform | Stanford LEAD alumni | Data strategy & mentoring

I'm Jeremy Ravenel. I’m a farm boy turned data mercenary and now an entrepreneur, I'm passionate about practical innovation to make our digital lives less chaotic.

I help people and companies create data & AI products that make their work easier and more efficient.

My journey started in finance about a decade ago. I thought I was entering an automated business world, but reality hit when I had to build reports using Excel and VBA. Spending more time producing than analyzing wasn't what I had in mind.

Out of frustration, I learned to code. I discovered Python and Jupyter notebooks, and suddenly, things that took hours were done in seconds. This led me to found CashStory, where we helped big French companies bridge the gap between business and tech teams.

Now, I'm working on something really challenging. At Naas.ai, we're building an open Universal Data & AI Platform. Our goal is to help any organization create their powerful ecosystem of AI assistants; leveraging ontologies as a unifying field between data, AI models, workflows, analytics, and external systems.

But that's not all. I'm also diving into research on Applied Ontology at the University at Buffalo, looking at how we can make AI systems more understandable and trustworthy. I'm also advising companies on Data and AI from strategy to execution with Forvis Mazars.

This mix of research, hands-on platform development, and strategy is something I’ve been dreaming about. I'm feeling very grateful for the opportunity to do what I'm passionate about at the intersection of philosophy, tech, and business.

I think anyone should be able to turn their data into a valuable asset. I try to build bridges to make it happen.

If you're curious about how data and AI can make your work easier and more impactful, let's connect!
Here is my email: jeremy@naas.ai

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