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AutoRek and the money that refuses to match
Behind every smooth payment sits a less glamorous job: proving the numbers agree. AutoRek has spent decades doing that work. Its next bet is on AI that can explain the exceptions.
Maureen Eisbrenner Put Buildings on the Spreadsheet - Then Made the Spreadsheet Useful
The arbnco co-founder spent a decade translating the hidden behavior of buildings into decisions a property owner can actually make. Her story is about an unfashionable advantage: measure first, retrofit second.
James Thomson
James Thomson is an independent iOS and Mac developer in Glasgow, Scotland, best known for PCalc, the scientific calculator he started in 1992 and has been refining ever since. He runs the two-person studio TLA Systems with his wife, having earlier worked at Apple on the Mac OS X Finder and Dock. A fixture of the Apple developer community, he is also a podcast pundit on Relay FM and The Incomparable, a conference speaker, and a Dungeons & Dragons player who photographs squirrels on the side.
Sandy Macrae
Sandy Macrae is a Scottish physician-scientist who has led Sangamo Therapeutics, the Brisbane, California gene-editing pioneer, as President and CEO since June 2016. Trained at Glasgow and Cambridge - where Nobel laureate Sydney Brenner supervised his PhD - he ran emerging-markets R&D at GSK and was Global Medical Officer at Takeda before staking his career on zinc finger technology and genomic medicines for rare and neurological diseases.