Who they know, and who they could introduce you to.
Who can Marc Benioff introduce me to?Who inside can be reached, and by whom.
The route from your people to theirs, hop by hop.
Everyone you could reach, down to the few who fit.

Josh Schachter can introduce you to 183 people across 119 companies. Start with Kristi Faltorusso, Darren McKee and Jenny Calvert, ACC.
76 people and 9 firms outside Brex are named here as ways in. Five of the firms led a round and hold a seat.
Will Bryk can introduce you to 38 people across 39 companies. Start with zayd enam and thais castello branco.
131 people across 289 companies. Start with jay rouse, after 96 months together at Paycor.
One access surface worth working, and all of it runs through pedro diaz ochagavia and tyker fagg.
Eleven routes in. The shortest is two hops, through a colleague of 34 months at Pavilion.
60 people across 18 companies. Start with joel baroody, after 88 months together at Brex.
Ten people left and still matter — an SVP now a CRO, a commercial lead now running mid-market sales.
Twelve routes in, out of a circle of 5,433. The shortest runs through a Cloudera colleague of 37 months.
The customer who will take the call — same problem, same industry, and already close enough to the buyer to be believed.
Everyone your people have actually worked with, filtered to the role, ranked by who would vouch rather than who would reply.
Every route in, ranked — and the one connector who reaches three of the people who matter instead of chasing each separately.
Who to invite in a city, who will actually come, and which of your people asks them — so the room is built from relationships.
Who else inside the account can move it, who on your side already knows them, and whether now is a reasonable moment to ask.
The doors your board and backers reach that nobody has asked them for — named, scored, and attached to the account they help.
Somebody who bought from you once has started somewhere new. That is a fresh account that already trusts you, and a clock.
Who you have quietly stopped talking to inside an account, and who used to be close to them — before the date arrives.
Who you already know in a geography or a segment you have never sold into, before anybody books a flight or writes a sequence.
The customers closest to the problem you are about to build — and the person inside each who would give you an honest hour.
Who knows their BD lead, how well, and what the two of them have in common that makes a first message worth answering.
Which of your customers can reach your target accounts, which of your people asks them, and what each ask is worth if it lands.