DeepMind alum builds execution layer for sales teams, hits 200 customers
The Gist
- Adam Liska left DeepMind to build Airspeed, now serving 200 customers globally
- The "execution gap" between knowing and doing kills most pipeline quietly
- AI automates research, CRM updates, follow-ups while preserving human sales roles
- In-person events drove 70% of early pipeline, compounding with cold outreach
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Revenue teams should audit their execution gaps where deals stall between intention and action, then deploy targeted automation for the repetitive 80%.
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