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Harish Shetty Wrote the Recipes That Made Software Talk
Founder · Engineer · Advisor

Harish Shetty Wrote the Recipes That Made Software Talk

Before enterprise automation became a boardroom phrase, Harish Shetty was answering Rails questions, wiring stubborn systems together and insisting that a useful bot should do more than announce trouble. Workato grew from that practical instinct.

harish-shetty · workatoRead →
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Gautham Viswanathan and the Ninety-Nine Percent of Work Still Waiting to Disappear
Founder · Executive · Operator

Gautham Viswanathan and the Ninety-Nine Percent of Work Still Waiting to Disappear

He helped build the middleware that connected the first wave of enterprise software. Then he returned to the same stubborn problem with a more democratic idea: let the people who know the work automate it.

gautham-viswanathan · workatoRead →
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Scott Henderson and the Art of Giving AI Less Freedom
Founder · Engineer · Executive

Scott Henderson and the Art of Giving AI Less Freedom

He left NetSuite for a garage, spent two decades connecting the software businesses depend on, and arrived at an unfashionable idea for the AI age: the safest agent may be the one allowed to do less.

scott-henderson · celigoRead →
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Romain Sestier
Founder · Executive · Operator

Romain Sestier

Romain Sestier is the co-founder and CEO of StackOne, an integration platform that lets B2B SaaS products and AI agents connect to hundreds of enterprise systems through one unified API. After a decade spent maintaining integrations by hand at companies like Maxymiser, ContentSquare and Yieldify, and after building a product from zero to $1 billion in incremental revenue at Google, he and long-time collaborator Guillaume Lebedel started StackOne in 2023 to build the integration layer they always wished existed. The company reached six-figure revenue within weeks of launch and raised a $20M Series A led by GV in May 2025.

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Rich Waldron
Founder · Executive · Operator

Rich Waldron

Rich Waldron is the Co-founder and CEO of Tray.ai, a San Francisco-based enterprise AI automation and integration platform. He co-founded the company in 2012 out of the UK alongside Alistair Russell and Dominic Lewis, famously surviving 3.5 years without salary by running a web agency, publishing a magazine, and selling shoes on eBay. Under his leadership, Tray.ai has raised $149.1M in funding (most recently a $40M Series C extension in 2022), earned Gartner Visionary recognition in 2024 and 2025, and evolved from an iPaaS provider into an AI-ready enterprise orchestration platform championing the concept of the 'Autonomous Enterprise.'

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