Ana Yoon Faria de Lima
Founder of Pavoot, AI Event Manager for in-person events
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Ana Yoon Faria de Lima is listed as a founder of Pavoot. Pavoot is an AI event manager for companies that run in-person customer events. More and more companies are investing in dinners, summits, and community events because relationships drive revenue. But today, running events means sourcing attendees, sending invitations, hosting the event, and then manually digging through notes, emails, and spreadsheets afterward to figure out who attended, what was discussed, who is a strong lead, and who should be followed up with. Most teams either send generic "thanks for coming" emails or never properly capture the value created during the event. Pavoot replaces this fragmented workflow with a single AI system that keeps every attendee, interaction, conversation, and follow-up connected in one place, making relationship-driven growth scalable. Gohar and Ana met while studying Computer Science at ETH Zurich. Gohar is a six-time Swiss chess champion and was the youngest member of Switzerland’s national chess team at age 13. Ana won more than 20 medals in scientific Olympiads, ranked 1st in CS at Latin America’s most competitive university, and built internal AI systems used by hundreds of data scientists at some of the largest banks in Latin America before moving to ETH Zurich for AI research. === Book a demo: pavoot.com
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Anthropic just raised $65B at nearly a $1T valuation. They're hiring a bunch of field marketing and event roles. The most advanced AI company on earth is betting on in-person events. So are we.
Anthropic just raised $65B at nearly a $1T valuation. They're hiring a bunch of field marketing and event roles. The most advanced AI company on earth is betting on in-person events. So are we.
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There’s no way websites won’t all be running on @ployai . This is a totally different experience from what we’ve used so far. Congrats to @bryantchou and the @ployai team on the launch! (And check out http:// pavoot.com, it’s all built on Ploy.) Quote brryant @bryantchou · Jun 17 AI is making marketers lazy. So we made the website do the work instead. Today, we're launching @ployai: the all-in-one marketing platform that turns your website into your hardest working employee. And we're coming out of stealth today with a $27M seed led by @ycombinator and 0:02 / 1:17
There’s no way websites won’t all be running on @ployai . This is a totally different experience from what we’ve used so far. Congrats to @bryantchou and the @ployai team on the launch! (And check out http:// pavoot.com, it’s all built on Ploy.) Quote brryant @bryantchou · Jun...
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Doing things that don't scale, literally. Week one of YC, our growth strategy was cookies and cold office visits. Quote Gohar Tamrazyan @gohar_tamrazyan · May 30 At the start of our YC batch, we visited 34 companies in one day with a box of cookies to reach their event teams. Got kicked out of most of them. There's no one magic GTM. You run a lot of bets and keep the ones that land.
Doing things that don't scale, literally. Week one of YC, our growth strategy was cookies and cold office visits. Quote Gohar Tamrazyan @gohar_tamrazyan · May 30 At the start of our YC batch, we visited 34 companies in one day with a box of cookies to reach their event teams....
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Exactly. The more abstract the product, the more the room does the selling. Trust doesn't scale through a screen. Quote The Crypto Wiz @TheKryptoWiz · May 30 Replying to @anayflima AI companies hiring event teams is not a contradiction. When the product gets abstract, humans still buy from rooms, stories, and trust.
Exactly. The more abstract the product, the more the room does the selling. Trust doesn't scale through a screen. Quote The Crypto Wiz @TheKryptoWiz · May 30 Replying to @anayflima AI companies hiring event teams is not a contradiction. When the product gets abstract, humans...