Jacob Harvey, Account Executive
As an Account Executive for Indicate Media, I help B2B technology companies increase brand awareness and credibility. My focus is on increasing market leadership through integrated PR and content marketing strategies. My work spans strategic communications, content marketing, social media marketing, and media/analyst relations.
I manage both inbound and outbound media relations, analyst briefings, and press opportunities, while also supporting client submissions to leading global software, SaaS, and business conferences. This includes regularly developing and editing content including blogs, press releases, bylined articles, executive thought leadership, and marketing collateral.
I enjoy working cross-functionally with marketing, PR, and executive teams to support organization-wide goals and drive measurable results. I thrive in fast paced and high growth environments having worked with 25+ software startups and am passionate about helping B2B tech and SaaS companies tell compelling stories that move their business forward.
Jacob love all things Colorado sports (Nuggets, Avs, Broncos, CU Buffaloes), and really enjoys talking about the details, not just the headlines. He’ll happily debate lineups, coaching decisions, and momentum swings, and he is always up to catch some live action at the stadium or arena.
He also loves the outdoors; hiking, camping, and pretty much anything that involves fresh air and a trailhead. There’s something calming about getting away from screens and schedules and trading them for elevation gain and pine trees, it’s one of the few times it’s easy to be fully present. Camping, especially, scratches that itch for simplicity. Set up a tent, make a meal, sit around and talk, then fall asleep to wind or distant creek sounds.
Jacob is also an avid runner, and is passionate about long-distance running, not just the race day, but the training, the routine, and the quiet progress over time. There’s something satisfying about stacking miles and watching it add up into real endurance. Running gives Jacob a place to think, decompress, and feel accomplished all at once. He likes the way running rewards consistency. You don’t have to be perfect; you just have to show up. Over time, it’s a slow kind of growth that feels earned.
