Sergio Alvarez, Adam Witty, Mark Ellwood | Office Hours #676

Sergio Alvarez Sergio Alvarez, CEO and Founder of Ai Media Group, is a pioneer in performance marketing and digital attribution. He founded the Blackstone-backed Ai Media Group in 2008, a full-service digital marketing agency with proprietary software that delivers comprehensive marketing solutions to clients. As a proud first-generation college graduate and bilingual son of Spanish immigrants, Alvarez's influence extends beyond digital marketing. He has been featured as a keynote speaker at events including Google's US Hispanic Forum and has received the Latino Trendsetter Award. Adam Witty Adam Witty is a dynamic entrepreneur and thought leader, best known as the founder and CEO of Advantage Media and Forbes Books. Through these ventures, he has helped CEOs, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders worldwide build authority and thought leadership by offering consulting, media, marketing, and publishing services. His publishing group includes Advantage Books and the prestigious Forbes Books, which positions its clients as influential voices in their fields. A prolific author, Witty has penned or co-authored six books, including The Authority Advantage: Building Thought Leadership Focused on Impact Not Ego. His expertise and innovative approach have earned him recognition in major outlets such as USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, and appearances on ABC and FOX. Mark Ellwood Mark is a globally recognized expert in productivity, renowned for helping organizations empower their employees to reclaim an extra hour each day for high-priority tasks. His approach centers on conducting employee-friendly time studies using his innovative TimeCorder devices, which allow employees to track their own time effortlessly. Unlike many apps, the TimeCorder is easier to use, and its anonymous results make the process widely appreciated. Mark’s passion for productivity began during his youth as a paperboy, where he constantly sought ways to streamline his newspaper deliveries to free up time for other pursuits.