Scott Dorsey was named to the Indianapolis Business Journal's list of 40 Influential People in 2020.
After ExactTarget founder Scott Dorsey sold his company in 2013 for $2.5 billion—a record for an Indiana tech company—throngs of former employees used their newfound wealth to launch central Indiana tech ventures.
Meanwhile, ExactTarget’s buyer, San Francisco-based Salesforce, continued to grow the Indianapolis operation, eventually moving into the state’s tallest building and rechristening it Salesforce Tower.
The round was led by Gradient Ventures, with participation from High Alpha, Defy.vc, Toba Capital, and numerous angels.
Company launches developer APIs, releasing state-of-the-art Phoenix model that powers fully synthetic video generation using your digital replica.
Following record-breaking campaigns for PepsiCo, Lamborghini and Barefaced, the enterprise loyalty cloud for Roblox and Shopify Plus has raised additional funding to continue revolutionizing digital loyalty programs.
