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Brian Moseley
Owner And Partner at Sailtime Boston
Director of Sales @Semrush | Enthusiastic sailor, small biz owner @SailTimeBoston | Prev. @HubSpot, @Databoxhq, @AWScloud
Highlights
After 4 great years, my journey with Semrush comes to a close 👍 😎
Back in 2020, Eugene Levin challenged me to help Semrush move up market and better align with the needs of Enterprise SEO customers. He also tasked me with building an agency partner program that would allow SEO agencies to help our Enterprise customers.
When Marcus Tober joined last year, I had the opportunity to help find our first Enterprise Platform customers and establish a repeatable baseline sales process. The Enterprise team's work is truly revolutionary for the SEO community, and I’m proud to say that I had a small part in its early success.
Thanks again to Marcus and Eugene for giving me the opportunity of a lifetime. I look forward to witnessing Semrush's continued success from afar 👋
What’s next?
I’ll be spending the summer helping Captain Paul Sullivan grow our boating business in Boston. Check out SailTime Boston, PowerTime, and First Reef Sailing for more. ⛵️
#SEO #BostonTech #BostonSailing #EnterpriseSEO #SEOAgency #Agency
I have some extremely difficult news to share. It hurts to type, but a few weeks ago, Brian Nault passed away in San Diego, California.
I have been struggling to sit down and write something, but I wanted to ensure Brian’s professional network was aware of his passing.
Brian joined the U.S. Navy out of high school and became certified in Advanced Electronics and Information Systems. He then graduated from UMass Boston and made all the right moves to get hired at the fastest-growing startup in Boston, HubSpot.
The company had around 500 people when he started, but he knew everyone on a first-name basis. He lit up the hallways with his unique energy and spark. People gravitated to him because Brian made you feel welcome, included, and important.
During his 13-year career at HubSpot, Brian excelled professionally. He was the number one salesperson for countless months and achieved President’s Club status for numerous years.
I was lucky enough to have a front-row seat to the Brian Nault experience. I watched him travel the world and wring the life out of every precious moment. Red Sox games, concerts, boat days, roof deck parties, Birthdays, Halloween, New Year's, weddings, snowboard trips, beach days, spike ball… the list goes on.
Brian’s dream was to work hard, save money, and buy a condo on Pacific Beach overlooking the ocean. He accomplished that dream a year after moving from Boston to San Diego.
Brian lived his life the way some of us can only dream: sunset bike rides down the Pacific Beach boardwalk, weekly beach volleyball games with friends, late-night bonfires, always laughing, and finding the joy in life.
He was unique; there wasn’t anyone else like Brian Nault. His crooked smile and thick Boston accent disarmed people and made him memorable. Even people who only met him once will forever remember their interaction with Brian.
Brian’s impact on the people around him was undeniable. This tragedy reminds me that life is short and precious. Take this opportunity to tell the important people in your life how much they mean to you, and never underestimate how much you mean to the world.
Visitation will be held on Saturday, April 27, 2024 from 10:00am-1:00pm at MERCADANTE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 370 Plantation Street, Worcester, MA 01605, with a service celebrating his life at 1 pm.
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