ITRex Group has spent sixteen years turning other companies' hardest problems into working software. Now it is doing the same with AI - the part that runs in production, not the part that looks good on stage.

Kevin "K.C." Clarke is a Los Angeles-based consumer brand marketer who now leads marketing at DITA Eyewear, the Aliso Viejo-headquartered luxury eyewear house whose frames are handmade in Japan. His career reads like a tour of the Southern California brand economy: Hurley and Vans in action sports, adidas and the Anaheim Ducks in sport and sponsorship, ZICO in beverage, then brand marketing leadership at golf-lifestyle label TravisMathew and VP of Marketing at car-care cult brand Chemical Guys. He holds a BS from Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business and an MBA from USC's Marshall School of Business. The through-line is a preference for brands with obsessive fans rather than merely large audiences - surfers, golfers, detailing enthusiasts, and now collectors of titanium and 18k gold optical frames.
ViaLase, Inc. is a clinical-stage medical technology company in Aliso Viejo, California building the first femtosecond laser designed to treat primary open-angle glaucoma without cutting into the eye. Its ViaLuxe Laser System pairs micron-level, high-definition imaging with a femtosecond laser to perform a noninvasive, image-guided trabeculotomy - branded FLigHT - that creates a drainage channel through the trabecular meshwork to lower intraocular pressure. Founded in 2019 by femtosecond-laser pioneer Tibor Juhasz, the company has raised more than $115 million, earned a CE Mark in Europe, and begun a U.S. IDE clinical trial.