
Before founding Translucent AI, Jack O'Hara ran technology teams inside large organizations. Now he is building software around a question that followed him out of the CIO's office: how quickly can a business understand its own numbers?
A New York childhood, a Marine Corps commission, and years inside growing companies brought Kristian Marquez to an unglamorous conviction: a founder needs to know what customers will pay for. At FinStrat Management, he has made that question the starting point for the numbers.

The Keye co-founder spent years inside the spreadsheets that drive financial decisions. Now he is building an AI diligence platform around a stubborn Wall Street rule: every important number must survive a second look.