Ep. 20 Shares L23 Voices from Soci, Circumference Group & Waitroom

Localogy’s recent L23 conference covered a wide array of topics, from the evolution of small business use of video to how dropping valuations are impacting public and private companies in the local universe. And of course how AI will transform how we work.

The latest episode of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast again shares audio clips from three voices from L23 that offer unique insights on some of the event’s central themes. Plus brief commentary from Localogy analysts and This Week in Local hosts Mike Boland and myself. The audio segments you will hear in this episode feature Soci CMO Monica Ho, Circumference Group Chief Strategy Officer Luca Sechi, and Shark Tank investor/Waitroom Founder Vinny Lingham.

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