This one’s all about turning smart outreach into real outcomes.

First, how a “cringey” cold email took Mateo Price ’21 from a campus startup to Chief Strategy Officer at MrBeast, and why their wildest ideas start with data, not vibes. Then my Office Hours chat on why email still beats ego when you run it with discipline. We’ll wrap with a solar win, how we helped Pvilion turn 1–2 meetings a month into 250+ qualified conversations.


🎯 From Cold Email to MrBeast: Mateo Price’s Data-Driven Leap

Northwestern alum Mateo Price ’21 went from a “cringey” cold email to building an analytics startup for creators, then parlayed it into Chief Strategy Officer at MrBeast. His thesis: treat creators like companies, and treat ideas like experiments. Price told students at The Garage that focus beats “nice to have,” and the wildest videos start with numbers, not vibes.

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🎙️ Inbox Over Hype: My Office Hours Chat on Why Email Still Wins

I joined David Meltzer on Office Hours to make a simple case: email isn’t flashy, but it moves revenue when you use it with discipline. In a world obsessed with feeds and fame, the fastest path to a real conversation with a decision-maker is still a well-timed, well-targeted email. Smart tools help, but only if they make you more human, not lazier.

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🔆 How EOC Powered Pvilion’s Pipeline: 250+ Meetings, Predictable Growth

Flexible solar canopies are cool. A calendar full of qualified calls is cooler. Over three years, we rebuilt Pvilion’s outbound with targeted lead gen, automated follow-ups, and tight collaboration, turning 1–2 meetings a month into a steady ~8 per month and 250+ total.

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My Last $.02

Meetings move businesses. Tight ICPs, data-first thinking, and disciplined sequences compound into a pipeline you can forecast. Ship one upgrade this week. Verify every lead, cap at ≤30 sends per inbox, or sharpen your opener, and watch replies rise.

Until next time, happy emailing!

Adam