The Good Tech Companies - How Hugo Lamy is Helping Create the AI Workforce for Enterprises at Brainbase

Starting point is 00:00:00 This audio is presented by Hacker Noon, where anyone can learn anything about any technology. How Hugo Lamy is helping create the AI workforce for enterprises at Brainbase, by John Stoyan Journalist. Image. FreePick businesses have been locked in a cycle of manual inefficiencies for decades, resulting in them throwing time and money at repetitive tasks that drain resources. AI, automation, and emerging technologies have been pitched as the ultimate solution, but many of the consumer-friendly AI tools out there now fall short, often over-promising and under-delivering. Business analyst and AI

Starting point is 00:00:34 expert Hugo Lamy is hard at work to solve these issues with Brainbase, an AI workflow tool. With a solid background in AI startups, sales automation, and AI-powered personalization, Hugo is a leading background in AI startups, sales automation, and eye-powered personalization, Hugo is a leading specialist in optimizing the power of AI and unlocking the full potential of the tools available to businesses today. As a founding growth engineer at Brainbase, he is using his expertise to guide companies in cutting operational costs by up to 50% by using AI to handle tedious tasks like invoice processing and resume screening. But this is just the latest step in Hugo's journey, which started with his early success

Starting point is 00:01:09 scaling AI startups and has now positioned him as a leader in AI-driven efficiency. The Brainbase Breakthrough. AI Agents as the Future of Business. Hugo Lamy's partnership with Brainbase began after an inspiring conversation with Gokhan Egri, the company's innovative founder and CEO. Hugo was immediately drawn to Gokhan's fresh vision for optimizing and deploying AI automation to meet the unique needs of startups and established organizations looking at undergoing a digital transformation. Brainbase isn't just another AI company.

Starting point is 00:01:40 It's built to make it easier for businesses to create AI-powered apps 20 times cheaper and faster than traditional methods by helping them rapidly prototype and deploy AI solutions without getting stuck in an endless loop of proof-of-concept delays. By simplifying how businesses develop, test prototypes, and launch AI solutions, Brainbase helps them avoid the common challenges associated with tech implementation, such as high development costs, slow prototyping processes, complex deployments, lengthy project delays, and barriers to AI adoption like staff training. This approach has already earned Brainbase the trust of startups, Fortune 500 companies,

Starting point is 00:02:17 and government agencies looking to streamline operations with AI-powered automation. With $3, 2M in backing from solid investors in the field, like the founders of YouTube and HubSpot, and support from YC alumni and 500 startups, Brainbase is at the forefront of AI innovation. The secret to Brainbase's success lies in the cutting-edge technology at the foundation of the platform, which was developed by Gokhan Egri during his Harvard Comm PSCI PhD. This innovation optimizes LLM efficiency, which turns scalable, production-ready AI agents into reality. Unlike many AI companies that focus on popular vertical solutions like AISDRSOR AI recruiters, Brainbase is tackling a much broader challenge – automating operational workflows

Starting point is 00:03:03 across industries. From invoice parsing to resume screening, the company's AI agents eliminate tedious tasks, helping businesses see faster ROI and expand AI adoption seamlessly. Excited by the potential of Brainbase's technology, Lamy joined as a founding growth engineer to ensure that as many businesses as possible can leverage AI automation to reduce costs and scale smarter. This wasn't just another role for him, it was an opportunity to help reshape how businesses interact with AI.

Starting point is 00:03:32 Hugo's Role and Impact at Brainbase Hugo Lamy has played a major role in Brainbase's growth, using his strategic vision to lead the company towards a thriving future. By leveraging strategic partnerships, AI-driven sales automation, and powerful executive engagement, he has played a significant part in taking Brainbase to a seven-figure annual recurring revenue, arranged by, within his first year. Lamy's key skills include leveraging intent signal capture and a strategic partnership approach to transform cold leads into high-intent buyers with high velocity, filling up pipelines

Starting point is 00:04:05 very rapidly. He oversees the full sales cycle, from identifying opportunities and nurturing prospects to delivering demos, qualifying leads, and closing deals. Let's take a closer look at his contributions to Brainbase building strategic partnerships. Hugo is focused on nurturing relationships with Fortune 500 companies and elite business networks such as the French founders and HULT alumni groups. This helps him and Brainbase stay ahead of the game by exploring innovative solutions and use cases of eye-driven automation. AI-powered sales automation and market intelligence Hugo is pioneering the use of AI to automate sales by developing systems that use AI to

Starting point is 00:04:43 capture real-time intent signals. His in-house AI tools are trained on proprietary data, which makes them capable of executing ideal customer profile, ICP, checks and generating highly personalized messaging for tailored and highly targeted outreach. Thought Leadership and Executive Engagement Hugo creates content specifically for C-suite executives, which helped establish Brainbase as a thought leader in AI and automation. Through his strategic acumen, technical expertise, and executive networking, Hugo has had a major

Starting point is 00:05:14 impact on Brainbase's current market position as a leader in AI innovation. From startup hustler to AI visionary, Hugo's path to business automation leadership. At the heart of Hugo Lamy's journey from startup enthusiast to an AI visionary IS a pursuit of innovation and strong leadership in business automation. His entrepreneurial journey started at age 19 as an N26 ambassador, a role that allowed him to generate thousands in commission through affiliate marketing. He went on to pursue MSc degrees in International Business and Business Analytics at Hult Business School and Kyung Hee University.

Starting point is 00:05:49 He participated in the Hult Prize competition, reaching the top 1% globally for a tech-driven impact project called Xtend. He also worked at Style AI, where he showcased his capabilities and expertise by growing the startup's revenue from nearly $0 to $4 million arranged by within a year, closing 75% of over 1,000 iDriven sales demos. He went on to found Incider, a generative AI platform for tattoo personalization which attracted over 140,000 followers. Thanks to its success, Incider secured grants for advancing air search from Temple University. Embracing the future with AI automation. With AI agents, cutting operational costs drastically is no longer a distant dream, it's happening now. Hugo Lamy and Brainbase are showing businesses how to automate smarter, freeing teams from repetitive tasks and allowing them to focus in high-impact work.

Starting point is 00:06:41 As AI adoption accelerates, companies that embrace automation today will gain a lasting competitive edge. The future of efficiency isn't about working harder, it's about working smarter, and with Brainbase, that future is already here. Although AI is still in development and its use cases continue to grow in number and capabilities, it has never been more important for companies to invest in quality innovations that can transform their growth trajectory. Unlock the full power of AI for your business today with Brainbase.

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The Good Tech Companies - How Hugo Lamy is Helping Create the AI Workforce for Enterprises at Brainbase

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