Joe didn't come from big tech. He came from years spent building, selling, and scaling businesses where every missed call was a lost opportunity. He knows what it feels like when the phone rings and no one's there to answer it. He knows the 2 AM anxiety of a founder who can't clone themselves.
That lived experience is what makes Raynmaker different. This isn't a platform designed by engineers guessing at what businesses need. It's a platform designed by an operator who lived the problem and refused to accept the solutions the industry was offering.
Joe believes that autonomy is the greatest unlock in modern business, not autonomy as a buzzword, but autonomy as infrastructure. The kind that compounds. The kind that lets a single operator compete with organizations ten times their size. The kind that makes growth predictable instead of precarious.
