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Aidentified is a Boston-area AI company that maps who is wealthy, who they know, and when they come into money. Its platform combines 300M+ consumer and professional profiles with relationship graphs covering 16 billion first-degree connections to help financial advisors, wealth managers, insurers and nonprofit fundraisers find high-value prospects and reach them through warm introductions rather than cold outreach. Founded in 2017 and backed by financial-data giant FactSet, it delivers its wealth-and-relationship intelligence through a web app, CRM integrations, an API and data-as-a-service pipelines.
Tom Aley is the co-CEO and co-founder of Aidentified, a Concord, Massachusetts wealth-network-intelligence platform that stitches together roughly 275 million consumer and 75 million professional US profiles so financial advisors can see who they already know who happens to be worth a lot of money. He runs the company with his twin brother Darr Aley, and it is not their first exit together: they built Generate (acquired by Dow Jones/News Corp in 2008) and backed NetProspex (acquired by Dun & Bradstreet). Before founding companies he was a corporate venture investor for Reed Elsevier's $8 billion media arm, an SVP at Dow Jones, and a board member on eleven companies. In June 2024, FactSet made a strategic $12.5 million Series B investment in the company.