Two careers. Same conclusion. The buyer's champion is the most important person in the deal — and nobody's building for them.

Tom has spent 25 years at the intersection of sales, product, and buyer experience. He was CEO of DealPoint, a buyer-centric sales tool that was acquired by Clari in 2021. He then spent nearly four years as Head of Revenue Strategies at Clari — working inside one of the most prominent pipeline intelligence tools in B2B.
That experience shaped the core Supercase thesis: pipeline intelligence can tell you which deals are at risk, but it can't fix the reason why. The missing piece isn't more data about the seller's pipeline — it's a credible financial case the buyer can use internally.
Before DealPoint, Tom spent eight years as VP of Sales & Marketing at Audio Precision, where he drove record revenues and built direct sales operations across 35 countries. He's the author of Slightly More Efficient Selling / Slightly More Efficient Buying — the book that became the foundation for the Supercase framework.

Aaron has spent more than 20 years at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and execution in B2B — helping technology companies get their marketing, sales, and leadership teams pointed in the same direction. He has led GTM and positioning work at Momentum ITSMA, one of the leading B2B growth and ABM advisory firms, and across dozens of engagements with technology companies navigating complex sales motions.
When Tom began identifying the pattern — that champion enablement, not pipeline data, was the missing piece in B2B sales — Aaron recognized it immediately. Two decades of GTM and positioning work had shown him the same problem from the other side: marketing builds positioning for sellers, but nobody builds the artifact the champion needs to win the internal argument. Partnering on Supercase was an easy call.
His partnership with Tom goes back 25 years. Long before Supercase, Aaron brought Tom's engineering team in to build a multimillion-dollar, structured content sales engagement platform for Lenovo — deployed in six languages across every major market. Aaron led the GTM strategy and content architecture; Tom's team built the software. That collaboration — and the 25 years of shared work in marketing, sales, and storytelling that surrounds it — is why Supercase is built differently. They've done this before.
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