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Hosted by Fabian Geyrhalter · business · EN-US
Conversations with founders about the intersection of brand clarity and startup success with your host, brand strategist, and author Fabian Geyrhalter.
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Signup to Generate a PitchConversations with founders about the intersection of brand clarity and startup success with your host, brand strategist, and author Fabian Geyrhalter.
Hitting The Mark is hosted by Fabian Geyrhalter. The show has published 134 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "SendCutSend: Jim Belosic, Founder & CEO" (2 October 2026, 50 minutes), "Olde Raleigh Distillery: Brandon McCraney, Proprietor, Master Blender" (13 August 2026, 35 minutes), and "Le Prunier: Allison Taylor, Co-Founder" (17 July 2026, 45 minutes).
Hitting The Mark publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 134 episodes.
Booking probability for Hitting The Mark is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Hitting The Mark requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Hitting The Mark's contact route on record: verified email.
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Fabian Geyrhalter hosts Hitting The Mark, a business podcast with 134 episodes published.
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Episode #134
SendCutSend is a B2B manufacturing company, yet it's become a beloved brand among those familiar with it. The 700-employee company makes custom parts for DIYers in the garage and for innovation giants like Disney...
Brandon McCraney is the Founder and Master Blender at Olde Raleigh Distillery, a family-owned and operated craft distillery focused on small-batch and limited-release bourbon and whiskies. Two years into this journey...
Episode #132
Allison Taylor grew up on her family’s plum farm in Northern California, which has been around since 1916 and is one of the world's largest producers of dried plums. In 2018, Allison and her sisters launched Le Prunier...
Dan Lilienthal and José Chayet co-founded [untitled], a sacred place for work-in-progress music used by hundreds of thousands of artists and producers, including Justin Bieber, Hayley Williams, and Geese. The brand was...
Episode #130
Tyler Strand co-founded the creative operations platform Air, a tech company that could easily be seen as a media agency. Air is empowering Creatives in the age of AI, and the entire brand is built on smart brand...
Episode #129
15 years ago, Charles Brun started C-Concept together with two of his best friends. A B2B2C company that made reading glasses, founded by friends who saw a need for stylish readers for their Parisian moms. Fast forward...
Episode #128
Alisa Sparks quit her government finance job to get into interior design without any formal training. She tested her theory, and the market responded. Today, this bold move sees her at the helm of Linden Creek, a home...
Episode #127
Eugene Kang grew up stocking shelves in his parents' gas station convenience stores, then one day took a mesmerizing bite of beef jerky at a small roadside stand, tracked down the maker, and eventually bought the...
Episode #126
Miki Agrawal founded the period underwear brand THINX, which everyone listening to this show remembers for its ad campaign running in the NYC subways, featuring grapefruit and eggs to represent menstruation. In 2019...
Episode #125
Kegan Fisher, together with her husband, co-founded the Frank Darling brand to revolutionize the fine jewelry industry. One fine piece of copy from the brand’s website reads, “The hardest thing on Earth is now a little...
Episode #124
Lucy Goff is the founder of LYMA, the buzzy London-based brand providing 'the world’s most powerful skin longevity system.’ A LYMA Laser runs you $2,700, and the LYMA Laser Pro sets you back $6,000: a significant...
Michael Browning Jr. is the Founder and CEO of Unleashed Brands, the parent company of youth enrichment franchises that serve millions of families annually across 1,400 locations, including Urban Air Adventure Park, The...
Episode #122
Katerina Schneider, founder and CEO of Ritual, has redefined the supplement industry through transparent science and sourcing. In this episode, we revisit her launch of Ritual a decade ago—while she was pregnant—driven...
Episode #121
Jake Danehy runs the apparel brand Fair Harbor, which has repurposed nearly 40 million plastic bottles into best-selling apparel. He started the company in college with his sister and scaled it into a...
Episode #120
Yousuf Ahmed made his way from the music industry via Goldman Sachs to upcycling leftover oats (a byproduct of making oat milk) into what he describes as plant-based and protein-packed upcycled crunch puffs that taste...
Episode #119
5 years ago, Jen Pelka was the founder and CEO of The Riddler, a beloved champagne bar located in San Francisco and NYC, where she offered hundreds of champagnes to a clientele of mainly badass women, quite similar to...
Episode #118
Brian Sheng is the CEO and Co-Founder of Aquaria, a tech startup that literally makes water out of thin air. The company supplies premium drinking water for homes, businesses, and outdoor spaces and backup water...
Episode #117
Ben Christensen founded Cambium, a company that is building better supply chains, starting with wood, to make it possible to source every material in a regenerative way. This approach creates local jobs and is done just...
Episode #116
Before starting chocolate brand Spring & Mulberry, Kathryn Shah was a brand strategy consultant who served as the Vice President of Global Marketing at Pantone and the Brand Manager for Veuve Clicquot Champagne, two...
Episode #115
Many of you know Jeni Britton from episode 28, where we did a deep dive into Jeni's Ice Creams, which she started at age 22 and now sells in 80 scoop shops and 12,500 retailers with an annual revenue north of 125...
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