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Justin Raisor Is Building an AI Practice Where Trust Is Part of the Architecture
After years spent selling infrastructure and cybersecurity, DevRev's Federal Founder is asking a harder question: how can public institutions adopt AI without surrendering context, control or sovereignty?
Gavin Baum-Blake Is Teaching City Hall to Notice What It Misses
The Army veteran and attorney built City Detect around a stubborn municipal truth: cities cannot fix what they cannot see. His next test is making computer vision useful without letting the machine make the human decisions.
How Precise Software Won Big Government Work by Staying Small - and What Other Service Firms Can Steal
A former big-contractor principal built a 150-person federal IT firm around a simple wager: agencies would trade a famous logo for faster decisions, working software and people who stay close to the mission. Two decades later, the interesting part is not its technology stack - it is the operating model underneath it.
Jonathan Stambolis learned to turn fragmented systems into one clear view
Before founding Zenysis, Jonathan Stambolis moved through corporate law, a housing venture, UN diplomacy and Palantir. The through-line is less glamorous than the résumé: making complicated institutions usable.