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Your Townie takes that second job. It works from your real signal, the customer calls and the pipeline and what just shipped, and hands you drafts instead of blank pages. Anything that leaves the building waits for your sign-off.

AI that learns you.

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Overview

Camille Duarte

Recent updates

• Added the fall summit run-up to Projects after the venue confirmed the date, with the sponsor and speaker threads attached.
• Noticed she writes in the mornings, takes calls after lunch, and sends the Monday update before anyone asks for it, and wrote all three into How she works.
• Retired last spring’s messaging page and started a new one from Owen Tran’s onboarding call, where he said the line she wants on the homepage.

Overview

Camille Duarte is the head of marketing at Lantern Row, a twenty-person B2B software company, and she is the whole marketing team: the content, the campaigns, the events, and the weekly numbers. Everything in flight is laid out in Projects.

She reports to Felix Nyberg, the CEO, who wants to know what is moving before anyone asks him. Her closest partners are Zara Holloway on sales and Dev Mishra, whose team keeps shipping things worth announcing.

The signal she runs on is scattered: customer calls, the CRM, the analytics, a dozen event threads. This page keeps the whole picture where she can see it.

How she works

Camille keeps mornings for making: the launch post, the newsletter, the deck. Calls and reviews go after lunch, and the Monday update to Felix Nyberg is drafted before the weekend ends.

Nothing ships silently. When engineering merges something real, it gets a changelog note and a post the same week, and every event ends with the hand-raisers followed up the next morning. The work in Projects is built around those two rules.

She writes plainly and in her own voice, grounds every claim in something a customer actually said, and reads every draft before it goes anywhere public.

Goals

• Make the fall summit pay for itself: every hand-raiser followed up inside a day, and the no-shows sent the recording before the week is out.
• Keep the content calendar four weeks ahead without filler, every idea traced to a customer call or a shift in the pipeline.
• Refresh the positioning page each quarter with the words customers use on calls, starting with Owen Tran’s.

Projects

The fall summit is in the run-up: venue booked, speakers confirming, sponsors in negotiation, and the follow-up plan written before the event rather than after it.

The export API launch with Dev Mishra: the post, the changelog note, and a demo clip, all timed for the same morning.

The standing work sits here too: the weekly numbers for Felix Nyberg, the newsletter, and the messaging doc that stays current with every customer call.

Your Townie helps you manage your meetings.

Show up prepared

What moved this week Tomorrow 9:00 AM · leadership sync Readout

• Where signups moved: Up 14%, led by the launch post.
• What the pipeline did: Two deals pushed, none lost.
• What it means: The post is pulling; the ads are not.

Assembling

Olive is assembling your readout. Know what moved before leadership asks. Signups, pipeline, and the quiet shifts between them arrive as a short readout that says what changed and whether it matters, so you walk into the sync with the answer in hand.