225 founders. 198 companies. 18 industries. More than half of them work in regulated fields where you do not get to be careless with client data or experiment in public.
Find yours below. Six industries have their own page with named alumni and what they built. The other twelve are here too, with the counts.
Founders
Founders and owners who completed the AI Sprint for Founders across the Founders, Pharmacy, and ELLEvated editions.
Companies
Some firms sent more than one founder. Kreitler Financial sent two, then eight more to the Teams Sprint.
Industries
From wealth management and law to scrap metal recycling, gold exploration, and a print shop.
Regulated
Finance, legal, healthcare, or insurance. Compliance-conscious founders are the base here.
Six industries have a dedicated page: the people in it by name, what they built, and the questions they asked first. The first three account for more than half of every founder we have worked with.
Plastic surgery, psychiatry, functional medicine, home health and hospice, chiropractic, veterinary, health IT, and 37 independent pharmacies.
Independent RIAs, planners, private wealth, CPAs, private equity, and lenders. Charlie Kreitler's firm-wide rollout leads the page.
From a solo family practice to a 300-attorney firm. Personal injury, business law, immigration, civil rights, estate planning, and health law.
EOS implementers, Strategic Coach coaches, fractional CMOs, engineers, accountants, and agency owners. Your thinking is the product.
Brokerage owners, self-storage operators, developers, and the home builders and broker coaches who work alongside them.
Blake Mycoskie and ENOUGH, executive directors, a foundation trustee, and a safety council CEO. The donor-money question, answered.
We count each founder once, by the primary business they run. Shares are of the 219 founders with a sourced industry label.
| Industry | Founders | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare and Medical Practices | 50 | 22.8% |
| Financial Services and Wealth Management | 48 | 21.9% |
| Coaching and Consulting | 20 | 9.1% |
| Legal | 18 | 8.2% |
| Professional Services (accounting, advisory, agencies) | 15 | 6.8% |
| Real Estate | 12 | 5.5% |
| Software and IT Services | 11 | 5.0% |
| Nonprofit and Mission-Driven | 7 | 3.2% |
| Manufacturing and Industrial | 7 | 3.2% |
| Retail and Consumer Products | 5 | 2.3% |
| Construction and Trades | 5 | 2.3% |
| Energy and Resources | 5 | 2.3% |
| Marketing and Creative Services | 4 | 1.8% |
| Insurance | 3 | 1.4% |
| Logistics and Transportation | 3 | 1.4% |
| Agriculture | 2 | 0.9% |
| Hospitality | 2 | 0.9% |
| Education | 2 | 0.9% |
The industry pages above draw a wider circle than the table. A healthcare consulting firm with a veteran fundraising arm sits under Healthcare here and on the Nonprofit page there. A broker coach sits under Coaching here and on the Real Estate page there. The table never double counts. The pages meet people where they see themselves.
The other twelve, in their own words
Twelve industries do not have a page yet. Every one of these is described from the company's own website.
Software and IT Services (11). Government SaaS for public sector cashiering and payments. An AI-enabled Adaptability Quotient assessment platform. Business VoIP and Microsoft Teams phone systems. Managed IT and cybersecurity for dental, medical, and veterinary clinics. Procurement and logistics for fiber builders and data center developers.
Manufacturing and Industrial (7). Scrap metal recycling, brokerage, and transloading. Custom pipe threading for oil, gas, and mining. Industrial rubber and silicone supply. Commercial pool and spa water treatment equipment. Fuel dispenser repair for petroleum retailers. Custom retail signage fabrication. Used industrial machinery sales.
Retail and Consumer Products (5). A social impact footwear brand. A yoga-inspired apparel brand. Pharmacist-formulated supplements sold online. A grocery store with fuel, catering, and hardware.
Construction and Trades (5). Custom luxury home building. Exterior and interior remodeling. Residential HVAC, plumbing, and electrical. Septic system design and permitting. Construction management for real estate development.
Energy and Resources (5). Gold exploration in Ghana and Canada. Propane and NGL marketing and risk management. A developer turning wastewater and food waste into renewable energy. Commercial LED lighting and solar installation.
Marketing and Creative Services (4). A full-service advertising agency. A digital marketing agency doing Shopify sites and SEO. A brand design agency for advisors. A print shop.
Insurance (3). Aviation and aircraft insurance brokerage. Employee benefits brokerage. Life insurance advisory for ultra-high-net-worth families.
Logistics and Transportation (3). A wholesale distributor of bus and transit glass. A nationwide fleet maintenance and diesel repair company. A global transportation and events logistics company.
Agriculture (2). Fuel, crop protection, fertilizer, and agronomy for growers. A group of farming, ag technology, and ag investment companies.
Hospitality (2). A luxury African safari and India tour operator.
Education (2). Career readiness curriculum for colleges and high schools. Workplace safety training for industrial employers.
The head of the list proves depth. The tail proves the method works in any industry.
We checked every founder on the roster against their own company's website or a named third-party source, and saved the evidence per record. We inferred nothing from an email address. We count founders and team members separately: 225 founders here, 294 team members trained through the Teams Sprint and company-wide rollouts, never added together. We removed and logged internal accounts, test accounts, and family. We round nothing up.
Six founders are enrolled but not yet matched to an industry with a public source, so the industry table adds to 219 and the founder count is 225. We would rather show you the gap than fill it.
If your industry is missing
Twelve of the eighteen industries do not have a dedicated page, and yours may be absent from the list entirely. That has never been the deciding factor. The method is the same whether you run a gold exploration company or a family law firm: your voice, time, obstacles, and opportunities. Tell us what you run and we will tell you who on the roster is closest to you.
The Show Your Work promise: do the weekly actions, show up to office hours, and if you are not saving 10 or more hours a week by day 21, we keep working with you free until you are. 225 founders in, not a single person has asked for their money back.
225 founders in 18 industries have done this. The next one runs a business a lot like yours.
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