Tommy McNulty is an experienced entrepreneur and sales expert with a passion for helping sales leaders scale their teams and drive performance. As the Founder & CEO of Rhythm, Tommy leads the first platform dedicated to providing sales leaders with the tools and resources they need to succeed at any stage of growth.

Tommy has been an integral part of the NYC tech sales ecosystem for over 10 years, and his expertise has helped him build successful sales teams for some of the most prominent companies in the industry. Before joining NerdWallet, where he ran consumer sales, Tommy spent 5.5 years as the VP of Sales at Fundera, where he helped scale the organization from zero to $45M+ in annual revenue. He also managed a team of 80+ and led the company to three consecutive Crain's Best Place to Work in NYC awards.

Prior to his work at Fundera, Tommy led the go-to-market strategy at Dash Software, which was eventually sold to Reserve (now Resy) in 2015. He was also an early hire at ZocDoc, where he honed his skills in sales and leadership.

In addition to his impressive professional accomplishments, Tommy is a skilled martial artist with ranks in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay-Thai, Shotokan, and Judo. This discipline and focus have undoubtedly helped him achieve success in his career as a sales leader and entrepreneur.

Doug and Tommy share a passion for sales and small businesses, making Tommy an ideal guest to discuss strategies for scaling sales teams and driving growth. Listeners can learn more about Tommy and his work at Rhythm by visiting the company's website or connecting with him on LinkedIn.

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Tommy McNulty: Getting Into the Rhythm