Sam Naficy's guest appearances

Sam Naficy

Action and Ambition

The Digital Executive

Mathieu Mireault

Varun Talwar

Dimitre Kirilov

John Ezzell

Dan Hogancamp

Melarka Williams

Jason Morgese

Delmond Newton

Christian Selchau-Hansen

Muneeb Mushtaq

John Vitti

Hussein Ahmed

Michael Norring

Raj Verma

Gary Lyng

OwlTail

Welcome to another episode of the Action and Ambition podcast. Today’s guest is Sam Naficy. Sam is currently the CEO and primary investor of a startup called Prodoscore, an employee productivity software company, a SaaS company that he joined about two years ago as an investor. Sam has kind of been a serial entrepreneur, a business guy, which has its own ups and downs. Some successes have been fortunate and a bunch of failures, but we're all used to those. Nevertheless, he raised over $300m of Debt &amp; Equity. You’re going to love this episode!

<p>Welcome to another episode of the Action and Ambition podcast. Today’s guest is Sam Naficy. Sam is currently the CEO and primary investor of a startup called Prodoscore, an employee productivity software company, a SaaS company that he joined about two years ago as an investor. Sam has kind of been a serial entrepreneur, a business guy, which has its own ups and downs. Some successes have been fortunate and a bunch of failures, but we're all used to those. Nevertheless, he raised over $300m of Debt &amp; Equity. You’re going to love this episode!</p>

Sam Naficy Knows SaaS & Productivity

Prodoscore CEO, Sam Naficy, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares how their employee visibility software has grown in the last several months, going from 3,000-4,000 trial, beta, and paying seats to over 40,000 today. Much of this was due to the shift to a remote workforce and the success of the tool in helping to improve productivity.

<p>Prodoscore CEO, Sam Naficy, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares how their employee visibility software has grown in the last several months, going from 3,000-4,000 trial, beta, and paying seats to over 40,000 today. Much of this was due to the shift to a remote workforce and the success of the tool in helping to improve productivity.</p>

Advancing Company Productivity with Tech in a Post-COVID World with CEO Sam Naficy | Ep 39