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Andrew Goldberg and the Art of Making Fragments Agree
HealthVerity's co-founder built a career out of joining what institutions leave scattered. His operating philosophy begins with a modest idea: before data can tell a story, somebody has to make the pieces trustworthy.
Celine King Took a Detour Into Trucking - and Found a Data Problem on Wheels
She trained for the lab, learned the language of business, and landed in freight. Now GreenIRR is turning vehicle-level data into a practical case for cleaner, more efficient trucking.
John Derham Has Spent 30 Years Chasing the Same Problem: Data That Refuses to Behave
From bank models to searchable television to DataDevOps, the EASL founder keeps returning to the unglamorous machinery beneath modern business - and asking why it is still so hard to change.
Ron Rock Keeps Taking the Machine Apart
From midnight eggs at Denny’s to sensor networks in airports and factories, the Microshare co-founder has spent four decades making complicated systems useful - usually by opening them up first.
Adam Holt Drew Finance Back to One Page
Before Asset-Map became software used to organize trillions in financial instruments, it was Adam Holt's hand-drawn answer to a stack of reports nobody wanted to read.
Mahe Bayireddi Built a Hiring Company Around a Promise His Father Repeated 6,000 Times
The Phenom co-founder turned a childhood refrain into an enterprise software company. His next test is making AI useful at work without letting it forget the people doing it.
Suzie Devine Built BINTO by Treating Confusion as a Product Brief
The Philadelphia nurse-turned-founder built a company from questions nobody owned - then learned that the durable kind of growth begins when you stop confusing motion with progress.