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Julie Freguia Is Marketing What Happens After the Fax
After more than 25 years selling the machinery behind business communication, Julie Freguia has learned that the interesting part begins once the document arrives, when the information inside has a chance to become useful.
A Mortgage PDF Sent Mang-Git Ng on an Eight-Year Detour
The Anvil founder turned one miserable application into an API-first business - then had to trade an engineer’s instinct for perfect answers for the messier craft of selling.
Kory Kelly
Kory Kelly is the co-founder and CEO of Legal Karma, an Austin-based legal tech company that lets banks and credit unions sell wills, trusts, and powers of attorney to their members as easily as opening a checking account. A farm-town Texan turned university lecturer turned founder, Kelly has grown Legal Karma from a rejected idea pitched to skeptical lawyers into a B2B2C platform powering estate planning for over 100 financial institutions.
Andrew Antos
Andrew Antos is the Czech-born Founder and CEO of Klarity, a San Francisco-based AI platform that automates document-intensive workflows for enterprise finance and accounting teams. Born in Brno one year before communism fell, he grew up in a family of scientists, studied law in Europe, then pivoted to entrepreneurship after Harvard Law School and an MIT startup course. He co-founded Klarity in 2017 with Nischal Nadhamuni, raised $90M+ from Y Combinator, Scale Venture Partners, Nat Friedman, and Daniel Gross, and counts DoorDash, Zoom, Cloudflare, and OpenAI among his customers. Klarity's AI platform achieves 82%+ pass-through rates on contract and invoice processing, reduces month-end close by 2-3 days, and automates up to 87% of manual finance work.
Sarthak Jain
Sarthak Jain is the CEO and co-founder of Nanonets, a San Francisco-based AI company that automates document-heavy business workflows for enterprises. A two-time founder and IIT Gandhinagar gold medalist, he previously built and sold Cubeit to Myntra before launching Nanonets through Y Combinator's Winter 2017 batch. Under his leadership, Nanonets grew from an OCR tool to a $100M ARR autonomous AI agents platform serving over a third of the Global Fortune 500 - with just 130 employees.
King Alandy Dy
King Alandy Dy is the CEO and co-founder of Expedock, a San Francisco-based AI platform that automates freight documentation and supply chain data with 99.95% accuracy. A Stanford-trained ML engineer who grew up running his family's cross-border import-export business across Southeast Asia, China, and the Philippines, King built Expedock to replace the mountains of semistructured paperwork that throttle global trade. The company has raised $19.8M, counts Kuehne+Nagel, Maersk, and CMA CGM among its customers, and was recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2023.