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Emily Brady

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As seen in: Obvious Ventures, The New York Times, Business Wire, Moz Blog, Content Marketing Institute, MarketingProfs, Peoria Journal Star, FamilyToday, Kansas State Collegian, World Positive, Star Valley Independent
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Goodwater Capital Releases 2026 U.S. Consumer Survey That Tracks AI’s Growing Role in Everyday Life Original

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By Emily Brady
| Business Wire
Goodwater Capital Releases 2026 U.S. Consumer Survey That Tracks AI’s Growing Role in Everyday Life New research from 1,500+ U.S. consumers reveals how Americans are using, trusting, and paying for AI BURLINGAME, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Goodwater Capital, the world’s largest consumer-tech focused venture capital firm, today released its 2026 Annual U.S. Consumer Survey.
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Databook Launches Guided Selling Platform to Optimize GTM Execution and Revenue Growth Original

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By Emily Brady
| Business Wire
PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Databook today unveiled its new Guided Selling Platform that enables enterprises to build, scale, and sustain strategic relationships anchored in business outcomes and value.
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Charging Toward a More Resilient Grid

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By Emily Brady
| Obvious Ventures
On a frigid evening in February 2023, after a cold snap hit Burlington, Vermont, and the temperature plummeted to 20 below zero, two bright yellow electric school buses parked at a school bus depot did something unusual. With the press of a button, they quietly began dispensing energy from their batteries back through their chargers to the electrical grid.
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