Adam Rosen, Jeremy Hill, Ben Smilowitz | Office Hours: The Human Experience

Adam Rosen Adam Rosen, a seasoned entrepreneur and global traveler, successfully exited his first tech startup in 2019. He now leads two thriving ventures: EOC Works, where he helps businesses drive sales through cold email strategies, and The Nomad Cloud, a rapidly growing community with over 200,000 subscribers, dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs to explore the world while building successful businesses. After a successful exit from his first tech startup, Adam is now building a seven-figure, bootstrapped business while embracing the digital nomad lifestyle. With deep expertise in lead generation and email marketing, he helps companies scale through highly effective cold email strategies. Jeremy Hill Jeremy Hill is a seasoned expert in the private debt industry and the Founder & Managing Partner of JB Capital, which he established in 2003. Under his leadership, the firm has become a go-to resource for capital placement and advisory services in the U.S. and Canadian lower middle markets. With over $1 billion in capital raised and advised on, Jeremy has built a strong reputation for delivering innovative solutions to complex financial challenges, leveraging a wide network of partners including commercial banks, alternative investment managers, and global advisory firms. Ben Smilowitz Ben Smilowitz founded the Disaster Accountability Project (DAP) after witnessing firsthand the failed response to Hurricane Katrina while managing a high-volume Red Cross Client Service Center in Gulfport, Mississippi. Motivated by the systemic breakdowns he observed, Ben launched DAP as an independent watchdog to address the root causes of disaster mismanagement and ensure that billions in humanitarian aid and relief funds are used effectively. Since its founding, DAP has played a critical role in improving transparency and accountability in disaster response efforts, from securing the release of millions in recovery funds post-Superstorm Sandy to highlighting emergency planning flaws at 19 U.S. nuclear power plants.