RAD Intel Heads to the Sun Valley Experience

Next week, our CEO Jeremy Barnett will present RAD Intel to investors at the Wall Street Conference Sun Valley Experience, an invitation-only gathering taking place March 16–18 at Lake Las Vegas.

The event brings together investors, founders, and business leaders for several days of presentations and private conversations around emerging technology. Topics range from artificial intelligence and finance to robotics, energy, and media, with a focus on how new technologies translate into real business outcomes.

For RAD Intel, the timing is significant.

Marketing decisions now guide more than $1 trillion in global advertising spend each year, yet the systems behind those decisions often rely on slow data and disconnected workflows. As artificial intelligence moves deeper into business operations, sales and marketing teams are beginning to evolve — automating routine work and redirecting talent toward creativity, performance, and scalable growth.

Jeremy’s presentation will focus on how RAD Intel approaches that challenge. RAD’s building what the company describes as the decision layer for modern marketing. Its platform analyzes large volumes of behavioral signals across creators, content, and digital channels to help brands understand what is likely to resonate before campaigns launch. The goal is not simply faster execution, but better decisions earlier in the cycle.

Jeremy will also discuss how RAD Intel’s holding-company structure supports that model. Rather than operating as a single product company, RAD Intel is expanding through operating businesses built on the same intelligence platform. Companies like RAD Amplify and Lickly apply that system in different parts of the market while reinforcing the shared technology foundation underneath.

For investors evaluating emerging technology companies, the conversation increasingly centers on execution.

While artificial intelligence is already transforming many industries, investors are looking closely at where the technology is producing measurable business outcomes. Marketing and audience intelligence represent one of those areas as companies search for more reliable ways to understand and respond to the markets they serve.

That shift is what makes conversations like those happening at the Sun Valley Experience increasingly important. Investors aren’t just asking what new technology can do. They’re asking where it is already delivering real results.