Patrick co-founded Block Club in 2007 and has built it over nearly two decades around a belief he shares with the best marketing leaders: in B2B tech, brand is a winning advantage. The companies that own a real position outlast the ones that simply produce more assets.

Under his leadership, Block Club has become the team behind some of SaaS and B2B tech's most recognized names, partnering with companies like Plaid, Airship, and Alloy on positioning, brand identity, and content systems built to scale.

His read on what comes next is direct: AI made everyone faster, but speed isn't a strategy. As more buyers find vendors through AI tools, the brands that get recommended are the ones with a position clear enough to be worth repeating, and earning that clarity still takes human judgment, not more output. It's the through line of how Patrick is rebuilding Block Club for the AI era: the same conviction that brand is the advantage, paired with new systems for making it show up everywhere buyers now look, and scale as you grow.

He's based in Brooklyn, where he leads a small, senior team built on a simple belief: the best brands are made by people with real experience, sharp judgment, and a point of view worth defending.