Jeremy is a 3x founder & currently serves as the CEO and Co-founder of RAD Intel. Having experienced the highs and lows associated with shepherding innovation through disruptive products, Jeremy deeply understands the challenges behind pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

His fascination with AI ignited back in 2012, prompting him to co-found Trendy Butler, where he assumed the role of CEO and exited in late 2017. Jeremy is a frequent speaker at the USC Marshall School of Business and a prominent thought leader within local entrepreneurial circles. His notable initiative, founded in 2016, is OSF/LA, a platform dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the Orphaned Starfish Foundation (OSF). This foundation plays a pivotal role in educating and empowering vulnerable children globally by providing access to technology and education. Currently, OSF operates in 75 countries across the globe, positively impacting the lives of over 20,000 children in need of support and care.

His companies have been featured on Inc.com, Tech Crunch, Entrepreneur, VentureBeat, Vanity Fair, Forbes & Business Insider.

Jeremy is a father of three, married for 20 years and loves surfing, golfing and spending QT with the family.

Emily boasts over two decades of experience, having held leadership positions in the foremost PR agencies globally including Weber Shandwick, Fleishman Hillard and most recently, as Chief Digital Officer at Mike World Wide (MWW). Throughout her career, Emily has led multifunctional teams and spearheaded campaigns on both the brand and agency sides of the business. This includes working with industry giants such as McKinsey, CITI, SAP, Amazon, Unilever, Novartis and LVMH.

Emily received her Executive Education in Marketing Strategy and Financial Consequences from The Wharton School of Business.

As a seasoned brand growth strategist with 20 years of experience, John specializes in driving innovation and building iconic brands across diverse sectors. His expertise in business development and integrated marketing has generated over $250 million in revenue, fostering significant growth for clients. Former EVP Starcom for 7 years and CMO/Board member of AFS Intercultural Programs.

John loves to build things with his core strength being his ability to spot opportunities to grow businesses, brands, teams, and talent.  John has developed a framework for leadership grounded in courage and optimism, ingenuity, agility, trust that all things work out in a friendly world, and a solid conviction that together, anything is possible. As a business leader, John has built marketing organizations, client services and strategy teams by setting a vision, sourcing, motivating, mentoring emerging talent, and by listening. 

John has always been fascinated by different cultures and people. A persistent drive for the unfamiliar has led beyond his experiences in the U.S. to also living and working abroad in Austria, The Czech Republic, The UK, and China for over 8 years, and to leading international, cross-functional teams.

What is the difference between your role at RAD Intel and any other position you've held previously?
The main difference between working at Rad and other positions I held previously is the variety of tasks and challenges I experience every day, which makes me feel more engaged and fulfilled. There is always something new to learn every day. RAD Intel's level of workplace transparency is excellent, I'm always learning with other departments, seeing things from different perspectives, and the ability to exchange ideas and get feedback is amazing.

What do you love most about working at RAD?
I would say the cheerful and caring corporate culture is what I love most about working at RAD. It feels great to work with such a talented and inspiring group of people who always make you laugh and bring positive energy to the workplace.

What is the most interesting thing you like doing on weekends?
I like to spend my weekends leaving the crowd behind, deep in the wilderness and backcountry. You’ll find me on backcountry backpacking trails or in a canoe/kayak deep in the wilderness over the weekend. When I am in the city, I would either be playing cricket, fishing, or taking the family out to parks and beaches. Restaurants and movies have always been a Plan B for me.

What's next for you and RAD Intel?
Next for RAD Intel and me, I would like to extend my skills to architectural design concepts and ML/AI methodology that allow me to make a significant contribution to products at RAD.

What is the difference between your role at RAD Intel and any other position you've held previously? In my previous positions, most of my work was specifically in software development as opposed to expressing my passion for AI-based development. While I certainly enjoy my share of software development, RAD Intel has not only offered me the opportunity to work in AI, specifically in Machine Learning, but also in one of my more favored fields: Natural Language Processing (NLP). Another interesting aspect of RAD is the potential of research offered with both the nature of my role and the nature of the data and research done by RAD Intel.

What do you love most about working at RAD Intel?
My favorite part about working at RAD Intel is the talented individuals I get to work with. Learning from everyone and understanding the way of work has been very refreshing, with each one offering their unique set of skills, without any of whom the company may not be able to reach its peak functioning. This, coupled with a home-based work environment offering freedom in research ideas, technology stack, and implementation into the development cycle has greatly benefited my style of work in terms of both tool-based and AI-based expertise.

What is the most interesting thing you like doing on weekends?
I spend most weekends relaxing my mind and body, but when I do get some time to myself, I enjoy watching TV series and movies, playing video games, and many other hobbies including studying languages (both linguistic and programming), history, geography and politics. When I spend time outside, I enjoy the company of my family and friends at restaurants, parks, and other places of recreation.

What is the difference between your role at RAD Intel and any other position you've held previously?
Well, that’s easy to say. I haven’t had this amount of luck and trust while working with people whom I’ve never actually met. It’s been a great three-year stand with the company, to say the least!

My background includes almost ten years of design in different industries such as marketing, gaming, television, a lot of freelance work & three start-up environments. I started in a small studio in Belgrade, Serbia, which is where I’m from…. Then, far over the ocean to RAD’s door.

What do you love most about working at RAD Intel?
People, people, and people!
Always the most important thing and I’ve never had a chance to see so many self-motivated faces whose goals are the same: ‘Get the things done!’

Even when you have a lack of motivation, just working at RAD Intel will always get me back on track. That’s what fuels me when I start each working day.

What is the most interesting thing you like doing on weekends?
I am an outdoor person, eager to try something new and escape a bit from daily monotony. I like to train, swim, shoot, bike, run, hike, sail, dive. Almost anything just to spend as much time as possible in nature. I love big nights out and am always in the mood for a great party.

What's next for you and RAD Intel?
Hard to predict, the course of this company has changed many times since I first joined. There are so many situations that strengthen our team - I can only say that I’m glad to be a part of it and I’ll keep improving myself to grow with our RAD Intel family.

Finally, we have a product that is giving A+ results via our AI technology. I’ve never been so excited about where things may go!

What's next for you and RAD Intel?
I believe that RAD Intel is a fast-growing company in text analytics with optimized and automated text-based opportunities, high-profile clients, and improved functionality that are constantly being explored every day. In terms of my role, I look forward to tapping into the potential of text-based research technologies and the efficiency of the algorithms developed towards providing immediate and accurate standards of user interaction on any customized and user-generated content that could start from simple text measures to highly complex text generation and direct prediction of future interaction.

Dominic specializes in Sales and Client Development with specific expertise in driving growth and relationship development. With a highly specialized background in HubSpot, he possesses 7 certifications, including content marketing, email marketing, social media marketing, and pipeline management. 

What is the difference between your role at RAD Intel and any other position you've held previously?
The main difference between my role at RAD Intel and any other position I’ve held would be that in the past, my work mostly involved implementing already existing methods to solve given problems, and there was no room for creativity and development of something new. At RAD Intel, I have the possibility to do research and develop something novel.

What do you love most about working at RAD Intel?
What I love most about working at RAD Intel is the ability to create and be valued for your ideas and vision.

What is the most interesting thing you like doing on weekends?
During the summer, I love to play golf and meet new people during games. Unfortunately, in the wintertime, playing golf is not an option so I try to make room in my schedule for skiing.

What’s next for you and RAD Intel?
I would love to further grow as both a specialist in Machine Learning and as a manager to be able to develop our technology further, better, and faster.

Joe Freedman is a private equity investor and corporate director with more than 25 years of industry experience. His most recent experience includes 18 years at Brookfield Asset Management, one of the world’s leading private equity and alternative asset management firms.

Over his career at Brookfield, Mr. Freedman has held a number of positions including Vice Chair of Private Equity, General Counsel, and the partner responsible for M&A transaction execution, fund formation and fund operations. Prior to joining Brookfield, he was a lawyer in the corporate finance group at a Toronto law firm, specializing in private equity transactions and public company mergers and acquisitions.

Now retired from Brookfield, Mr. Freedman is a director of several private and public companies and non-profit organizations including Bridgemarq Real Estate Services (TSX:BRE) and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association. Mr. Freedman holds a joint MBA\LL.B from the Schulich School of Business at York University and Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto

Dr. Alexander D. Wissner-Gross serves as President and Chief Scientist of Gemedy and Managing Director of Reified and has taught at Harvard and MIT. He has founded, advised, and invested in 27 technology companies with a combined valuation of over $850 million, including two that became divisions of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) and GTT Communications (NYSE: GTT).

He has also received 128 major distinctions, authored 23 publications, and been granted 24 issued, pending, and provisional patents. His work has been featured in more than 200 press outlets worldwide, including The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, CNN, USA Today, and Wired.

His areas of interest and expertise include artificial intelligence, machine learning, autonomous systems, computational science, data science, visualization, mobile and distributed systems, natural language processing, cyber-physical systems, blockchains and distributed ledgers, and cyber-security.