Looking for a way to move customer engagement and drive more sales, Abe Nodarse, general manager at the Kia North County car dealership in Escondido, knew exactly which avenue to head toward. CourtAvenue.
Its secret sauce is internal innovation. CourtAvenue is making big bets on artificial intelligence and has developed five AI-led products in-house, including Genjo, its core offering. The products help the firm organize data, create optimized content and adapt that content to specific audiences.
Mini holding company CourtAvenue is once again pushing aggressively into the AI space, launching two new offerings with the goal of creating a new category of client: AI AOR.
CourtAvenue is tackling AI energy challenges head-on, optimizing costs, and helping pave the way for a greener industry. Global CTO, David Dettmer, shares insights on how we are optimizing AI costs for our clients in the latest Digiday article written by Michael Burgi.
Kenny Tomlin, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of CourtAvenue, highlights the paramount importance of building strong relationships, continuous learning, and embracing the unpredictable nature of entrepreneurship.
CourtAvenue recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the Greater Cincinnati area by The Cincinnati Business Courier.
Dan Khabie, the Co-founder and Partner of CourtAvenue, talks about his decision to sell his public company. With host Todd Taskey, Dan reveals how he navigated low valuation during due diligence, his journey into entrepreneurship, and how he approached his transaction.