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Nabil Jallouli Is Taking the Copy-Paste Out of the Boardroom
After years watching sharp analysts lose hours to recurring decks, the former Pinterest, Groupon and Deel operator built Rollstack with his twin brother and an old engineering-school friend. Their target is the stubborn last mile between a dashboard and a decision.
Rollstack Found a $13 Million Business Hiding Between the Dashboard and the Boardroom
Companies spent billions modernizing their data stacks, then left analysts copying charts into slides every Friday. Rollstack turned that absurd little gap into an enterprise software company - and its customers say the hours come back fast.
Armando Torres
Armando Torres is the co-founder and CEO of KARDA, Inc., a San Francisco AI startup that turns body-camera footage and other media into court-ready police reports in minutes. A Stanford-trained chemical engineer, Gates Scholar, and Milken Scholar from Paramount, California, he pivoted from energy and biomedical R&D to building CJIS-compliant generative AI that aims to give officers back hours of their shift. KARDA has worked with U.S. agencies including the Boston Police Department and raised a $200K seed round in 2024.