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Ben Pfeffer

Ben Pfeffer

Sales Director

Ben Pfeffer is Sales Director at Meridian AI, a vertical CRM platform built for private equity, venture capital, and investment banking teams. He writes about deal software, AI adoption, and operational strategy in private markets.

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Articles by Ben Pfeffer

The State of the Stack: The Rollup Question
Buyer's Guides

The State of the Stack: The Rollup Question

CRM vendors are rapidly consolidating through acquisition. Here's what that means for the firms buying from them.

The State of the Stack: How to Advocate for AI at Your Firm
AI in Private Markets

The State of the Stack: How to Advocate for AI at Your Firm

Making the internal case to your firm is the real bottleneck for AI adoption. Here's how to make the strongest case, step by step.

The State of the Stack: 7 Signals Your Tech Stack Needs a Revamp
AI in Private Markets
Private Markets Insights

The State of the Stack: 7 Signals Your Tech Stack Needs a Revamp

How to tell that your firm's tech stack has degraded from deliberate to duct-taped, and how to fix it before the friction costs you revenue.

The State of the Stack: The Responsible AI Gap
AI in Private Markets

The State of the Stack: The Responsible AI Gap

Most private markets firms have decided which AI tools to buy, but not whether they are ready to use them. Here are four questions to ask before scaling AI.

The State of the Stack: The 3 Horizons
Private Markets Insights

The State of the Stack: The 3 Horizons

Most private markets firms are optimizing a tech stack that's already being replaced, and mistaking the transition for the destination.

The State of the Stack: PE Hired a Tech Team — Now What?
Private Markets Insights

The State of the Stack: PE Hired a Tech Team — Now What?

PE firms are standing up internal AI teams. The hiring wave is real — the org design question is where most will get it wrong.