Research a prospect in five minutes

Research {{company}} and {{person, title}} for a sales conversation. Use only public sources and cite each.

Give me:
1. What the company does, in one sentence a customer would recognise.
2. Size signals: headcount trend, funding, recent hiring by function.
3. What changed recently — funding, launches, leadership moves, layoffs, new markets, public incidents.
4. What their job posts reveal about priorities and tooling.
5. The person: tenure, prior roles, what they're likely measured on, and anything they've said publicly about our problem space with a quote.
6. Evidence they do or don't have the problem we solve.
7. Their likely current alternative to us.
8. The single best hook, with the URL that justifies it, and the two hooks that would fall flat.

If you can't find something, say "not found" — never infer a fact. Mark all inferences as INFERENCE.