Reddit’s largely text-based approach has always moved against the grain. Today the platform, founded in 2005, boasts approximately 443 million weekly active users and 100,000 active communities (or subreddits).

In this edition of Your Rev Org, Revenue Brew spoke with some of the key players inside Reddit’s sales engine to discuss how the team was reconfigured to create a multifaceted ad sales powerhouse.

Keep reading here.—BS

“Golf is a good walk spoiled,” said Mark Twain apparently (though this is generally considered to be misattributed). If that’s true, then around 7 million young adults in the United States ruined a perfectly nice stroll last year according to the National Golf Foundation.

Keep reading here.—LI

Dual mandate? Try duel mandate, because for the Federal Reserve in 2026, seemingly every day brings with it a new battle. One battle after another, for the cinephile CFOs out there.

Keep reading here.—NP

Hosting a Super Bowl party may cost a pretty penny this year (Retail Brew)

Thinking of hosting a big Super Bowl bash this year? You might want to brace yourself…and your wallet.

Companies are signing shorter, costly software contracts to keep up with AI tools (IT Brew)

A January IT Brew poll found that 48% of 283 responders have signed short-term software deals.

Inside Brex's quick pivot to Capital One deal (CFO Brew)

Brex and Capital One made a splash in the fintech and banking pool (just picture a bunch of suits relaxing on floaties at the Kalahari) late last month when they announced Capital One would acquire the corporate-spend platform for $5.15 billion.

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