Guy Benjamin is the CEO and co-founder of Healthee, a New York-based company that uses AI to help employees understand and use their health benefits. A former Israeli Air Force fighter pilot with a Yale MBA and a McKinsey background, he started Healthee in 2021 after struggling to navigate his own employer benefits in the US. The company has grown past 15,000 customers, counts Instacart, SiriusXM, and Celonis among its clients, and has raised $111 million in total funding, including a $50 million Series B in 2025.
Barr Moses is the co-founder and CEO of Monte Carlo, the company that created the data observability category and built one of the first end-to-end platforms for catching what she named 'data downtime' - the stretches when data is wrong, missing, or simply not trustworthy. A Stanford-trained mathematician and former Israeli Air Force intelligence data unit commander, she went from Bain consulting and a VP role at Gainsight to building a data reliability company valued at $1.6 billion. She co-authored O'Reilly's 'Data Quality Fundamentals' and is one of the most cited voices on why enterprises should treat broken data like broken software.
Shlomi Ben Haim is the co-founder, CEO and Chairman of JFrog, the Sunnyvale and Israel based company that built Artifactory and turned the unglamorous business of storing binaries into a Nasdaq listed platform for the software supply chain. A former Israeli Air Force major who spent twelve years in uniform before running AlphaCSP, he has led JFrog since 2008 with a slogan engineers actually quote back at him: liquid software, continuous updates, zero downtime.