TL;DR
Seasoned SaaS business vet and ex-gym owner himself, Dan Martell joins the PushPress advisory board to help us deliver more value, faster to our clients.
We are thrilled to announce that SaaS business guru extraordinaire has joined the PushPress advisory board.
Dan joins the team to help us serve in our biggest and only mission: To help our gyms and fitness studios dominate their markets.
Martell himself is a fitness fanatic, which makes him even more of a perfect fit. He has advocated fitness and wellbeing to his SaaS founder coaching clients and has field trips to local fitness facilities as part of his thrice a year SaaS Academy Intensive workshops. He has also completed a half triathlon as recently as 2020.
Ironically enough, Martell has also been a partner in a CrossFit gym at one point, so he understands the day to day pains and journey of being a owner of a boutique fitness facility.
"With PushPress continuing to grow at a fast clip, having the best team who can plan and execute is key. Leaning on brilliant minds who have 'been there, done that' is key" said Dan Uyemura, CEO of PushPress. "We are thrilled to bring on Dan to help us continue to build the best product, team, and experience for our clients."
About Dan Martell
Martell is a serial entrepreneur having built several multi-million dollar technology companies starting at the age of 17. He’s also an award-winning angel investor, having invested in companies like Intercom, Udemy, Hootsuite, Unbounce. Today he’s an executive coach focused exclusively on B2B SaaS working with the founders from ClickFunnels.com, Proposify.com, Carrot.com, and many others to help scale their businesses. He splits his time between Canada (where he grew up), and San Diego with his wife Renee and two boys.
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