Eric Boduch

Eric Boduch has a diverse work experience, primarily in executive and advisory roles for various companies. Currently, they serve as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Revcast, a company focused on revenue performance improvement. Eric is also the Founder of 24 and Up, a startup venture studio that collaborates with entrepreneurs to create successful tech companies.

Previously, Eric worked at Pendo.io, where they held multiple positions including Founder, Board Member, VP of Marketing, Chief Evangelist, and GM Adopt. Pendo.io aims to enhance user experience with software and has prominent clients such as Verizon, Salesforce, and Zendesk. Eric was responsible for leading various departments and evangelizing the company's mission.

Additionally, Eric has served as a Board Member and Investor for Rimsys Regulatory Management Software, a company that provides a platform to streamline and automate regulatory activities in the medtech industry. Eric has also held similar positions at New Ambit, a company offering comprehensive legal research solutions for healthcare services, and Adrich, a platform that collects and analyzes product usage data.

Eric's advisory roles include being an Advisor for SmartHop, a company that offers support and financial technology products for trucking companies, and serving as a Board Member and Advisor for Mindmatrix, which provides software solutions for sales and marketing teams.

Earlier in their career, Eric was the CEO of SMaSh Technologies, a mobile platform that facilitated interactive and transactional experiences for mobile users. Eric was also the Principal at TNB and played a significant role in the acquisition of SMaSh Technologies by Mindmatrix.

Throughout their career, Eric has demonstrated a passion for innovative technologies and a strong focus on improving business strategies and customer experiences.

Eric Boduch attended Carnegie Mellon University from 1992 to 1996, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering. In 1997, they went on to study at the Carnegie Mellon University - Tepper School of Business for a year, specializing in the Entrepreneurial Management Program.