Brian Adams • Seven Hills Technology

Brian Adams • Seven Hills Technology

From Weekly Impact by Lay of The Land by Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder

February 11, 2026 · 22 min · Episode 33

About this episode

Jim Haviland interviews Brian Adams about his journey in technology and the vision behind Seven Hills Technology.

In this conversation, Jim Haviland interviews Brian Adams, founder of Seven Hills Technology , as part of the Next25 recognition series. They discuss Brian's journey into technology, the vision behind his company, and the evolving landscape of software development. Brian emphasizes the importance of understanding both technical and business aspects in software engineering, the need for accountability, and the significance of building a community-focused business. They also touch on long-term thinking in entrepreneurship, the challenges of navigating future changes, and the value of mentorship. Takeaways Brian Adams transitioned from a passion for cars to technology. The vision for Seven Hills Technology centers on understanding both technical and business needs. Software development is evolving with AI, shifting the focus from coding to understanding user needs. Accountability in software development is crucial for success. Building a community-focused business can have a significant local impact. Long-term thinking is essential for sustainable business growth. Navigating future challenges in software development requires adaptability and innovation. Doing the right thing in…

People in this episode

Host: Jim Haviland

Guest: Brian Adams

Topics covered

  • technology
  • entrepreneurship
  • software development
  • community-focused business
  • mentorship
  • long-term thinking

Keywords

  • software development
  • entrepreneurship
  • community impact
  • mentorship
  • long-term thinking
  • accountability
  • AI

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Organizations: Seven Hills Technology, Ohio Tech News

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