In this episode of Road to CEO, Will Marlow goes behind the scenes with Robert Kraft, Founder & CEO of Atlas World Sports, to dive into the fast-growing world of online sports betting, tech innovation, and startup strategy. Robert shares the story of how he spotted a massive opportunity right after the 2018 Supreme Court ruling that changed sports betting in the U.S., how COVID unexpectedly accelerated their development, and why data, not just betting, is at the heart of Atlas World Sports. You’ll hear how Atlas became a “Trojan horse” for data and marketing by creating a frictionless platform that aggregates real-time odds from major sportsbooks like FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars, and MGM — all in one place. He also talks about fundraising, scaling, his view on AI, and what it takes to build a company at the intersection of tech, sports, and regulation. 🎯 If you’re interested in startups, sports tech, digital marketing, or the business side of betting, this episode is for you. Stay tuned and listen to the full conversation! Follow Robert on LinkedIn ⤵ https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-kraft-0199813/

In this episode of Road to CEO, Will Marlow sits down with Gil Borok, President & CEO of Colliers U.S. Gil shares his perspective on what it takes to build a strong and enduring company culture, gives us a bit of insight on leading through the challenges of COVID, and how leaders should approach the rise of AI in the workplace.

In the new episode of Road to CEO, Will Marlow talks with David Andrukonis, CFA, CEO of ThrowMo. They discuss the challenges of helping kids build good habits early, why tactile feedback beats visual cues, and how a handmade prototype turned into a product endorsed by elite coaches.

In this episode of Road to CEO, Will sits down with Tony Stubblebine, CEO of Medium, for a deep dive into what it means to lead a company with intention. Tony shares how platform design shapes culture, what sets different social networks apart, and why he believes content is the real product.

In this episode of Road to CEO, Will talks with a CEO on the road: Robin Dvorak, CEO of Blue Egg — a branding and marketing strategy agency she leads while living full-time in her RV. Robin shares how hitting the road has reshaped how she works and how she tackles the challenges of running a business on the move.

In this episode, Will spoke with Brad Lukanic, the CEO of CannonDesign, a global design firm that encompasses architecture, engineering, consulting, physical asset management, software solutions and modular design.

In this episode, Will spoke with Jimmy House, an Online Strength and mobility Coach. Jimmy is also a Professional Wrestler, BJJ Black Belt, Pro Natural Bodybuilder, and Former World Record-Holding Powerlifter. His mission is to help people get stronger and more athletic, improve their mobility, live a healthier life, and reach their fitness goals.

n this episode, Will spoke with Stephen Candelmo, the Founder and CEO of Paralex, a new technology-enabled service for startups to obtain on-demand legal information and contract services, with real attorney expertise, without the nuisance and hassle of the unpredictable high costs and slow turnaround.

In this episode, Will spoke with Jordan Goldstein and Elizabeth Brink, the Co-CEOs of Gensler, the world’s largest architecture and design firm. They have 57 offices around the globe, and they are working with 100 clients each year. Gensler motto is to create a better world through the power of design. Listen to Jordan and Elizabeth talk about Gensler culture, the impact of AI, Gen Z, and how exactly are Gensler professionals rethinking the design today.

In this episode, Will spoke with Shane Perkins, the CEO of Unite Digital Holdings, a marketing services group/acquisition company dedicated to helping mid-sized and large clients expand their reach. The company owns several marketing agencies that collaborate closely, providing clients with enhanced services and experiences. Tune in to discover more about Shane's career, his past roles, and the future plans for Unite Digital.

In this episode of Road to CEO, we talk to Mike Snavely, the CEO of Phunware.

In this episode of Road to CEO, we talk to Nathan Green, the CEO and cofounder of New Level Radio, a company that delivers customized radio networks for hundreds of businesses across the U.S., including more than 60 casino properties in 20 states.

Our next guest on the Road to CEO podcast is Carl Grant, whose career has taken him from the the US Army Infantry, multiple startup roles, a 20-year role as an EVP at the well-known law firm Cooley LLP, and most recently as the author of "How to Live the Abundant Life."

Our next guest on Road to CEO is David DeWolf, the founder and former CEO of Three Pillar Global, which he led for more than 16 years, and which he helped grow to more than 2,200 employees. David is currently the CEO of Knownwell.com.

Our next guest on Road to CEO is Steven Schneider, who has served as CEO of Logi Analytics, Capitol Canary, and who is now currently serving as the General Manager of the Analytics business unit of Cloud Software Group, which is made up of Spotfire and Jaspersoft.

Our next guest on Road to CEO is Tom McCarty, who shares his experiences with Dell, Intuit, and Pipedrive, and how that led him to become CEO of OrgChart LLC, which he has led since 2021.