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Jon Carr-Harris
Jon Carr-Harris is the Founder & CEO of CRED, a San Francisco-based AI-powered predictive intelligence platform that raised $15M in seed funding in June 2025. CRED unifies data from 200+ integrations and 10,000+ external sources to deliver business predictions 60-90 days in advance with 92% claimed accuracy - giving enterprises the kind of forward-looking intelligence once reserved for hedge funds. A serial entrepreneur who advised Airbnb, Kik, and Khan Academy early in their growth, Carr-Harris built and exited Swish Labs (a global tech consulting ecosystem spanning 30+ countries) before founding CRED in 2023, which emerged from stealth with 25 enterprise clients and $100M+ in documented customer revenue impact.
Ben Rudolph
Ben Rudolph is the co-founder of Peregrine Technologies, a San Francisco-based public safety data platform that raised $190M at a $2.5B valuation in 2025. A Stanford Computer Science graduate and former NCAA gymnastics All-American, Rudolph pivoted from Silicon Valley offers to spend two years building humanitarian tech for UNHCR's refugee camps before co-founding Peregrine with his college gymnastics teammate Nick Noone. Today, Peregrine's platform serves law enforcement agencies covering more than 80 million Americans, unifying fragmented data from body cameras, dispatch records, and crime databases into a single real-time intelligence system.
Gadi Eliashiv
Gadi Eliashiv is the CEO and Co-Founder of Singular, a marketing intelligence platform that unifies marketing analytics to help brands understand ROI across every channel. A veteran of Israel's elite Unit 8200 intelligence unit and former Head of Research at Onavo (acquired by Facebook in 2013), Eliashiv co-founded Singular in 2014 with the belief that simplified and unified marketing data is the key to unlocking growth. Under his leadership, Singular has raised over $55M in funding, grown to 370 employees, tracks more than $10 billion in digital marketing spend annually, and serves clients including Lyft, Airbnb, LinkedIn, Zynga, and Twitter. He was named one of the 22 most important executives shaping marketing technology by Business Insider in 2019.