lawyer-turned-founder
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Ofer Bleiweiss
Ofer Bleiweiss is the founder and CEO of Everchron, a cloud-based litigation management platform built for lawyers by lawyers. A former litigator at Irell & Manella who studied math and psychology at Berkeley before law school at USC, he built the software he wished he'd had during high-stakes cases: a single place where case teams chronology evidence, auto-generate witness files, sync deposition transcripts, and now interrogate entire matters with AI. From Los Angeles, his roughly 20-person, distributed team serves AmLaw 100 firms, litigation boutiques, and corporate counsel.
Sheri Rudberg
Sheri Rudberg is the co-founder and CEO of WovenX Health, a Chicago-based digital health company that pairs specialty-trained virtual care teams with an AI-native platform to fix the brutal wait times patients face for gastroenterology and other specialty care. A lawyer and operator by training - Georgetown Law, a Northwestern MBA, and years running a $100M business at Hillrom - she started the company (originally Telebelly Health) after watching her own family struggle to get specialist appointments. WovenX partners with brick-and-mortar practices and health systems rather than competing with them, aiming to turn months-long backlogs into care delivered in minutes.
Ryan Alshak
Ryan Alshak is the CEO and co-founder of Laurel, an AI-powered time platform that automates timekeeping for lawyers, accountants, and consultants. A former corporate litigator who billed $650 an hour while manually recording every six minutes of his day, Alshak founded the company in 2018 under the name 'Time by Ping' after experiencing firsthand the absurdity of high-value professionals tracking their own time by hand. Laurel raised a $100M Series C in June 2025 at a $510M valuation, backed by IVP, GV, DST Global, Alexis Ohanian, and Kevin Weil, bringing total funding to over $149M.