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Revenue Science with Rich M. Smith

Marketing is too important to be left to gimmicks. Hosted by Rich Smith, an award-winning CMO, founder, and investor who has helped CEOs generate billions in revenue growth and major exits, Revenue Science is for CEOs and founders tired of jargon and unproven tactics.

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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Why Being Known Beats Being Right with Nicky Billou (opens the original)

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    People don't buy solutions — they buy their way out of a problem, and the businesses that win are the ones known for solving it. I sit down with Nicky Billou, President and CEO of eCircle Academy, New York Times bestselling author, creator of the Thought Leader Heartleader movement, founder of Sovereign Man, and host of the Thought Leader Revolution podcast. Nicky's family fled Iran during the Islamic Revolution when he was eleven, an experience that shaped his lifelong belief in entrepreneurshi

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Why Your Growth Problem Is Actually a Capacity Problem with Mandy Balak (opens the original)

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    Most growth problems aren't strategy problems — they're capacity problems in disguise. Mandy Balak is president of the Gathering Festival, CEO and community builder behind the Rise Women's Conference, founder of The Well, an executive coach, speaker, and podcast host — and a three-time founder who has built and exited multiple companies over the past two decades. If you've ever hit a goal and immediately started chasing the next one without ever feeling like it was enough, this conversation is f

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    The Problem Isn't What You Think It Is" with Doland White (opens the original)

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    Most leaders think they have a sales problem, a structure problem, or a people problem — when what they actually have is a trust problem. In this episode, I sit down with Doland White, who spent three decades climbing the ranks in software — from COO to President to CEO — before turning his attention to advising the next generation of leaders. He distilled what he learned into Lead with Confidence , built around four interlocking pillars: trust and autonomy, communication and transparency, growt

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Where Growth Actually Breaks (It's Not Where You Think) with Debra Bowers (opens the original)

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    Most CEOs assume a growth problem is a sales problem — but Debra Bowers has spent decades proving that's almost never where the real break is. Debra is the founder of The Growth Vanguard and Hexagon Media, a marketing-focused agency, with over three decades in corporate marketing and agency work. She's built a reputation for diagnosing exactly where a company's growth cycle is breaking down — often finding the real issue buried in operations, culture, or a frontline team that never knew it was p

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Turning $15 a Week Into a Multi-Million Dollar Retirement Account with Philip Barrar (opens the original)

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    I sit down with Phil Barrett, founder and CEO of Future Money, a fintech platform helping American families build generational wealth for their kids using tax-advantaged accounts like custodial Roth IRAs, 529s, UTMAs, and the newly created 530A "Trump account". Phil previously built and sold Mocha, a roundup-to-invest platform, delivering investors a 39–89% annualized return before turning his focus to family wealth building. Phil breaks down why financial decisions are far more emotional than r

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