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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisYour CRM shows ACV bookings. Your finance system tracks ARR. Your board deck reports TCV. None of these numbers agree.' If this sounds familiar, Carlos nails why it happens and how to fix it: https://shorturl.at/kweZ6ACV vs. ARR vs. TCV — Why Getting These Wrong Breaks Your CPQ DesignACV vs. ARR vs. TCV — Why Getting These Wrong Breaks Your CPQ Design
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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisThe University of Iowa Tippie College of Business
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3moLauren Tinkoff reposted this“I’m the first to have so many doors of opportunity open for me." Tippie College of Business is proud to support our #FirstGen students, faculty, and staff. Shoutout to Nick Street, Sumika Thapa, Alison Lopez, and Brayan Arreola for sharing their inspirational stories! -
Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisI posted a version of this internally to my team but thought worthwhile to share externally after editing to remove work-specific mentions: After 15+ years as a developer, I’ve come to expect change. New tools, new platforms, new ways of working. AI feels like the next shift, but this one made me pause—not because of what it can do, but because of what it asks of me. I’d been using LLMs for code generation for a while, but I didn’t fully trust them. Early results were inconsistent, and fixing AI‑generated code often felt no faster than writing it myself. That skepticism wasn’t abstract—it came from experience. What changed wasn’t a breakthrough in the tools, but a change in how I approached them. Instead of asking whether AI could replace what I do, I started asking how it could support how I think. I began using it to plan before coding, review changes, generate tests, and surface things I might miss. It didn’t get everything right—but it didn’t need to. Over time, something subtle shifted. The tools stopped feeling experimental and started feeling useful. Not because I gave up judgment, but because I made more room for it. This doesn’t feel like replacement. It feels like evolution. And for me, the hardest part wasn’t technical—it was learning to trust the change. P.S. I'd like to thank Scott Hanselman for this "/plan" idea in one of his recent presentation. GitHub Copilot is great go try it out!
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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisAnother moment of gratitude for one of our partners, Hy-Vee, Inc. Through a $100,000 donation connected to Caitlin’s Crunch Time, Hy-Vee is helping advance the mission of the Caitlin Clark Foundation across education, nutrition, and sports. Every box sold directs proceeds back into communities, supporting programs that create meaningful opportunities for kids. Thank you to Hy-Vee for being a committed partner and for helping turn everyday moments into real impact.
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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisRanked. Respected. Tippie. 🫶 #1 in Iowa, #17 public business school, and #8 Online MBA.
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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisChildhood hunger has reached a critical level across the country and is an important issue for the Caitlin Clark Foundation. Hy-Vee partnered with the foundation this spring and held a register round-up campaign to raise funds for local food banks across the Midwest. Thanks to the generosity of our customers, the Caitlin Clark Foundation presented a donation of $300,802.85 to Feeding America. Together, we believe that feeding and supporting kids today will build stronger communities tomorrow.
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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisJoin us at the Iowa Technology Summit in Des Moines on April 7-8 as Slalom is one of the proud sponsors for this great event! My colleagues and I are excited to attend, listen to speakers such as Dan Chuparkoff, and network with fellow tech (and community) enthusiasts. Looking forward to seeing you! https://lnkd.in/gPSzbRaE #UniteIowaTech https://slalom.ws/42kirWo
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Lauren Tinkoff reposted thisLauren Tinkoff reposted thisSlalom is joining our friends at Miro to share how our Business Value Framework is helping teams accelerate their journey from vision to value in next week's webinar. Save your spot here: https://lnkd.in/ei4zjgec
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Lauren Tinkoff posted this🎉 Cheers to 10 Years!🎉 A decade ago, I took a first step into this world Slalom, starting in executive search and evolving into leading strategy consulting work. It’s been a path marked by resilience, risk-taking, and the support of incredible people who’ve believed in me and inspired me to grow. To all young professionals out there: the biggest lesson I’ve learned is this—stay loyal to the people who invest in you, challenge you, and see your potential even when you don’t. Surround yourself with individuals you admire, who lift you up and allow you to do the same. Find your home with them. Mentorship, collaboration, and community are everything. The relationships you build will shape your career and your growth in ways you can’t imagine. I wouldn’t be where I am today without the incredible people who have been a part of the journey. You know who you are. Thank you for believing in me, pushing me, and making it all worthwhile. 🙌 I’m already running too long so tagging just a few here, but there are countless others who’ve shaped my journey in ways big and small—thank you all for your impact and support! Maryana Piggott, Samantha Andrews,Meghan King, Erika Nolting Young, Rob Simpson,Thomas Martin, Ashley Vanderpoel, Megan Acheson, Selin Molinari, Sarah True, Gilbert Wong #10Years #Mentorship #GrowthJourney #FindYourPeople #CommunityMatters #Resilience #RiskTaking
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Lauren Tinkoff liked thisLauren Tinkoff liked thisWell, that was an adventure. I packed up my life and moved to New Zealand to join Enlighten Designs as CMO. New country. New team. Big leap. And honestly? I’m really glad I did it. Over the past months I’ve had the chance to work with incredibly smart people, experience the Kiwi tech ecosystem firsthand, and contribute to how Enlighten thinks about marketing, storytelling, and growth. Sometimes a chapter is exactly that ... a chapter. So, I’ve decided to step down from my role at Enlighten and take a little time to reflect on what’s next. What I do know is this: I’m still deeply fascinated by how we turn messy data into stories that make people lean in. How strategy, creativity, and technology come together to help organizations grow and make a real difference. As I think about this next phase, I’m especially drawn to working with companies that are trying to do something good for the world. For now, I’m grateful for the experience, the people I met along the way, and the reminder that bold moves always lead to interesting places. New chapter unlocked. Let’s see where it goes. #marketingstrategy #leadershipjourney #growthstrategy #newchapter #missiondriven
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Lauren Tinkoff reacted on thisLauren Tinkoff reacted on thisOne of the greatest joys of working in people-first roles are the connections I make that outlast the work. Every so often, those connections turn into real friendships. Massive thank you to my former clients and colleagues (who I now get to call friends) for hosting my partner and me for a beautiful dinner while we’re here in Japan. 人と関わる仕事の醍醐味は、仕事の枠を超えて続いていく”つながり”だと改めて感じています。 そして時々、そのつながりが本物の友情へと変わっていく。 日本滞在中に素敵なディナーをご一緒してくださった元クライアント、元同僚の皆さん(今では大切な友人)に、心からの感謝を。こういう瞬間こそが、この仕事を続けている理由です。 Rene Velasquez Rios Ryuji Miyasaka Maki Osamura Kotaro Minamiguchi Kaori Nogami Manabu Sugiura
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Lauren Tinkoff liked thisLauren Tinkoff liked thisWe're hiring a Sales Executive at Tekna, and I want to be upfront about what that actually means. You won't be selling software licenses or SaaS subscriptions. You'll be selling outcomes — to CTOs, VPs of Engineering, and founders who have a problem to solve and a deadline breathing down their neck. At Tekna, we go from concept to MVP in two weeks. Commercially viable in ten. 60+ engineers across Brazil, office in Curitiba, 500+ projects delivered, and a delivery model built around transparency and speed. The product sells itself once people understand it — and that's exactly the kind of sales role I love building on. If you're 4–7 years into a professional services or tech services sales career, know how to run real discovery, and want a high-ownership role with uncapped upside and no bureaucracy — I want to talk to you. Send a note to tyler@tekna.rocks or just DM me here.
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Lauren Tinkoff reacted on thisI am continually amazed by the team here at phData. Reach out if you want to discuss your Data and AI priorities, market trends, or if you are interested in exploring new opportunities!Lauren Tinkoff reacted on thisWe didn't see this coming. phData won Outstanding Data Engineering Team 2026 at Data Engineering Summit. The teams at DES are building data systems, platforms, and infrastructure behind AI and analytics. We brought our people, our experience, and two days of honest conversations. We're growing the team that won this award: https://lnkd.in/eS25uzzZ #DES2026 #DataEngineering #AI #Analytics #GenerativeAI #phData
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Lauren Tinkoff liked thisLauren Tinkoff liked thisSurprise! 🎊 Classics Professor Craig Gibson was surprised by Gillian and Robert Stoettner with a scholarship in his name. “Craig truly embodies what it means to be Iowa Nice” - University of Iowa President, Barbara Wilson
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