Agentic

George Bandarian, General Partner at Untapped Ventures, brings 10 portfolio founders on stage at the 2026 Annual General Meeting in LA — including leaders from Extropic, Liquid AI, Harper, Nexxa.ai, Sluicebox, BlueQubit, and 3Laws Robotics — to unpack how they’re making the autonomous economy real across compute, robotics, AI models, longevity, and enterprise agents.

George Bandarian, General Partner at Untapped Ventures, breaks down the Autonomous Economy thesis - a new economic framework where billions of AI agents and robots execute work end-to-end without human involvement - and why this shift  may dwarf every previous technological revolution, from internet to mobile.

Andrew Chen, General Partner at a16z speedrun, joins us on Agentic to discuss what actually gets founders accepted into speedrun and why AI might be bigger than mobile, internet, and cloud combined.

We're at the halfway point of 2025, and AI is evolving faster than ever.In this solo episode, I share Untapped Ventures’ first Request for Startups. It’s a detailed breakdown of the core areas where we’re actively looking to invest. If you're a founder building in AI or exploring ideas, this is the roadmap for what we want to fund next.I walk through the key themes that reflect our thesis across both Agentic AI and Convergence AI. These are the ideas we believe will drive the next generation of breakout companies.Inside the episode:• Why service-as-software will replace traditional SaaS• How full-stack agentic platforms are reshaping vertical industries• The rise of outcome-based pricing and what it unlocks• Where lean AI teams are gaining massive traction• Why we’re excited about AI converging with biotech, neurotech, energy, defense, and more• The profiles of founders we love to back At Untapped, we invest from stealth and pre-salt through seed, writing checks between $500K and $2 million. Whether you're actively raising or still in the idea maze, we want to meet you.Let’s connect!George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarianExplore further: 1. If in Stealth, let’s chat: https://bit.ly/UntappedE18podS2. If raising, pitch us: https://bit.ly/UntappedE18pod

Is your AI startup built to survive the next wave?In this episode of Agentic, Will Manidis, the co-founder of ScienceIO, shares how he built for resilience from day one developing LLMs for healthcare and the frameworks that helped him scale before the world caught up.He shares how local model training on office gaming PCs laid the unlikely foundation for ScienceIO’s reach across millions in digital health.We also discuss:• why OpenAI’s API continues to dominate Gemini• the hidden fragility behind $500M fast scaling AI companies• Will’s belief that founders must prove value before overbuilding for scaleNot often do you get to learn from someone who built an LLM before ChatGPT. Tune in now.If you’re in the early innings of building something in AI, especially if you’re figuring things out from first principles—click here, we'd love to hear from you.Connect with us here:1. Will Manidis- https://www.linkedin.com/in/willmanidis/ 2. George Bandarian- https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 3. Untapped Ventures- https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/00:00 Trailer01:41 Introduction02:45 Thiel Fellow07:40 Pre-ChatGPT LLMs10:27 Biggest lessons12:37 Contrarian takes13:56 Difficult to sell15:59 First exit16:38 Getting world-class talents23:20 Risk mitigation strategy25:48 Defensibility and moats37:10 Basic MVP44:01 Q&A50:35 Outro

Most no-code tools give you an MVP. Woz wants to give you a business.On this episode of Agentic, I was joined by Ben Collins and Brad Eckert, co-founders of Woz, an AI platform that lets anyone build real, scalable web and mobile products with zero coding. Think Shopify, but for launching operational SaaS startups.If you’re in the early innings of building something in AI, especially if you’re figuring things out from first principles—let’s chat. Connect with us here:1. Woz: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/withwoz/2. Ben Collins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bentcollins/3. Brad Eckert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chefeckert/4. George Bandarian: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian5. ⁠⁠Untapped Ventures:⁠ ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventuresThey break down:• Why shipping your MVP is just 1% of the journey—and what the other 99% really looks like• The difference between vibe coding, AI engineering, and real startup durability• What they learned from going through Y Combinator (twice), taking 80+ investor meetings, and raising a breakout seed round.• Why automation means more software businesses and not fewer jobs00:00 Trailer01:07 Introduction02:29 Empowering entrepreneurs04:27 Woz's Vision10:32 Success stories13:38 The origin story15:27 AI code generation evolution17:29 Technical insights19:44 The Role of AI30:31 Job markets31:20 Entrepreneurial mindset shift32:56 Business building challenges34:54 Creating a successful platform37:45 Y Combinator experience43:41 Fundraising insights49:29 Advice for AI Entrepreneurs56:31 Closing

What happens when the former Chief Scientist at Salesforce builds a search engine for enterprises?In this episode, Richard Socher (CEO) and Bryan McCann (CTO) of You.com reveal how they’re reinventing enterprise search and agentic workflows with their latest product, Ari—a deep research assistant that goes far beyond fast facts.We explore:How You.com is going deeper than Google and faster than PerplexityWhy consumer LLMs aren’t enough for serious enterprise workHow a Stanford summer project led to one of the most important AI research breakthroughsWhere Socher and McCann see AGI actually emerging—and why simulation may be the next frontier00:00 Trailer01:56 Introduction03:41 Richard and Bryan's Meeting09:52 Foundations of search12:33 Deep research agent13:49 How You.com stands out16:03 Custom agents18:15 ARI use cases19:43 Going slow to go fast24:00 Models under the hood26:00 AGI workflows29:11 Adoption33:34 Complicated workflows36:45 AGI - are we there?46:20 How to compete as a startup53:32 Being right56:23 Outro

Everyone has opinions about founder equity, funding timelines, and valuations—but Peter Walker holds the data. In this special live Agentic session, I sat down with Peter, Head of Insights at Carta, to unpack what’s actually happening beneath the surface in early-stage AI startups. Peter’s team has a privileged vantage point—cap tables, valuations, and hiring data across 45,000 startups and 83% of U.S. unicorns. We explore:a common equity mistake that’s quietly killing fundraising chanceswhy AI founders are raising bigger rounds… and keeping more of their companieshow lean teams are pushing out serious ARR—and what that means for hiringthe valuation delta between AI and non-AI startups—and why that window may be closingIf you’re raising, hiring, or advising an AI startup in this market, this one’s for you.If you’re in the early innings of building something in AI, especially if you’re figuring things out from first principles—let’s chat. Connect with us here:Peter Walker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterjameswalker/George Bandarian: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/⁠Untapped Ventures:⁠ https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures00:00 Trailer01:26 Introduction02:44 Untapped Ventures08:39 Carta10:34 Early Equity25:05 Venture Context34:47 AI Story51:04 Questions54:48 Outro

I brought Ben Collins of Woz and Dakotah Rice and Tushar Nair of Harper for a special episode of Agentic–our AGM!Ben’s Woz lets non-technical founders build scalable apps with no engineering team—think Shopify for software while Dakotah and Tushar’s Harper quotes 476 complex insurance deals with voice AI, turning family brokerage chaos into a data goldmine. On the docket:​Harper’s logged-call advantage for scalable precision​compute’s brewing storm (NVIDIA’s got rivals rising)​how reasoning models cut months off build timesConnect with us: ​ Ben Collins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bentcollins​ Dakotah Rice: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dakotahrice/​ Tushar Nair: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tushar-nair-b08988222/​ Woz: https://www.linkedin.com/company/withwoz/​ Harper: https://www.linkedin.com/company/harperinsure/​ George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/​ Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures00:00 Trailer02:06 Introduction02:20 Ben Collins04:02 Dakotah Rice04:37 Tushar Nair05:21 Agentic AI hot takes11:59 Deep dive on Woz17:05 Deep dive on Harper24:15 Y Combinator and the founders community28:21 Non-technical business side of software30:30 Agentic demand, Elon's Grok/xAI32:27 Outro

As AI races forward, one question looms large—who decides what’s right and wrong?Behind the breakthroughs and multi billion-dollar valuations, a power struggle is unfolding. Big Tech is quietly shaping AI policy in the shadows, and governments are stuck playing catch-up. In this episode, I speak with Wendell Wallach, a foremost expert on AI ethics and governance, to break down the challenges and power dynamics steering the course of AI.Co-author of Moral Machines and a key figure at Yale and Carnegie Council, Wendell has spent decades thinking about how to align AI with human values.We cover: • why rogue superintelligence isn’t the biggest threat • how Big Tech is quietly shaping AI policies • AGI vs. ASI: When AI starts making its own rulesConnect with us here: 1. Wendell Wallach: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendell-wallach-246ba69/2. George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/3. Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures00:00 Trailer00:55 Introduction01:59 AI uplifting humanity04:09 Moral machines09:58 Big tech oligopoly16:00 Cold War18:59 AI will take over the world?29:57 Nefarious purposes34:32 Trade-offs and safeguards38:11 Data security41:00 Finding product market fit43:25 Human dangers47:46 Outro

He built AI-powered lunar rovers at NASA.He was in the room when GPT launched. Now, Logan Kilpatrick is helping developers push the boundaries of AI at Google DeepMind.In this episode, Logan shares his front-row view of AI’s most pivotal moments—and how they hint at the next paradigm shifts.We also get into:• inside Open AI on Launch day• how Google DeepMind’s Gemini 2.0 Flash is flipping the script on AI economics• the open-source vs. proprietary AI debate, and• why AI’s next frontier is deeply integrated, multimodal agentsPlus, Logan unpacks his insights as an investor—where he sees opportunity in AI, what founders keep getting wrong, and why the most successful startups won’t look like today’s incumbents.00:00 Trailer01:19 Introduction02:41 Inspired by Floppybird03:53 OpenAI Developer Relations08:55 Where AI is heading14:41 Google DeepMind17:47 As an AI founder, B2B and GSuite customer21:29 Better model, low cost27:12 Agentic AI and Google Gemini29:32 AGI and DeekSeek35:55 Investor and AI founder perspectives44:43 What's next from Google48:38 Outro

Bigger AI models dominate the headlines—but what if the real breakthrough lies in making AI smaller?In this episode, I sit down with Ramin Hasani, Alexander Amini, and Daniela Rus—who are at the helm of Liquid AI—to discuss how their approach challenges conventional architectures and unlocks new frontiers for AI deployment.Also on the docket:• Ramin explains how insights from a microscopic worm led to a novel AI model.• Alexander breaks down why Liquid AI operates efficiently on local devices—without compromising modality.• Daniela exposes a critical flaw in today’s AI incumbents and why efficiency is the next major battleground.We also unpack all things DeepSeek—its implications for OpenAI, Meta, and enterprises scaling private AI. 00:00 Introduction02:03 Meet the Co-Founders03:01 The Birth of Liquid Neural Networks06:28 Applications and Impact of Liquid AI09:38 The Worm Model and Its Significance16:05 Mathematical Foundations and Breakthroughs24:29 Scaling AI for Real-World Applications28:05 Edge Computing and AI29:58 Future Prospects and Use Cases31:36 The Commoditization of AI Models32:22 Liquid AI: Reducing Intelligence Costs to Zero32:53 Diverse Applications of AI33:43 Case Studies and Real-World Examples38:05 The Impact of Deep Seek on the AI Ecosystem44:13 Advice for Aspiring AI Founders45:40 The Importance of Technical and Non-Technical Collaboration51:03 Ramin's Journey from Scientist to Entrepreneur53:31 Liquid AI's Vision for 202555:10 Conclusion and Future Prospects

For years, $7.2B in U.S. government-backed neuroperformance research sat untouched—proven cognitive enhancements with no commercial application.David Bach saw the gap. Optios is bridging classified IP with market demand, transforming military-grade neuroscience into real-world performance gains.The upside? Monumental. The imbalance? Even bigger.We dive into:• how declassified DOD research is unlocking a new frontier in neurotech• the hidden psychology behind winning investor buy-in• what $600M+ in exits taught him about product-market fitConnect with us here:1. David Bach:https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-bach-md-0b81b29/2. George Bandarian:https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/3. Untapped Ventures:https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures00:00 Trailer01:20 Introduction01:46 David Bach04:46 Journey to Harvard10:26 Founding Optios16:08 Tech Transfer and Market Research22:09 The Future of Neuro-Performance28:33 Key Lessons for Founders33:34 Fundraising Insights37:29 Closing Thoughts

AI agents will drive the next wave of automation—but only if they stop breaking. In this episode, I’m joined by Alex Reibman, Adam Silverman, and Braelyn Boynton, the powerhouse team behind Agency. Together, they’re tackling the toughest challenges in AI agent development, from failure recovery to debugging and slashing operational costs. In this episode: • Alex reveals why today’s AI agents break in unpredictable ways—and how Agency is solving it. • Adam unpacks OpenAI’s latest agent release and its ripple effects across the ecosystem. • Braelyn explains how they’re standardizing agent development, lowering barriers for builders everywhere. Let’s dive in. Connect with us here: 1. Alex Reibman- https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-reibman-67951589/ 2. Adam Silverman- https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamsil/ 3. Braelyn Boynton- https://www.linkedin.com/in/braelyn-boynton-75911974/ 4. George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 5. Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/ 00:00 Trailer 01:31 Welcome to the Agentic Podcast 02:00 Meet the Founders of Agency AI 03:03 The Origin Story of Agency AI 03:31 Challenges and Solutions in AI Agent Development 04:24 Understanding the AI Ecosystem 04:53 Backgrounds of the Founding Team 09:55 The Evolution of AI Agents 18:46 Enterprise Use Cases for AI Agents 21:22 Innovative Applications of AI Agents 29:25 Building an Agentic Process for VC 32:52 Task Generation and YAML Prompting 33:23 Modifying and Scaling Agents 35:34 AgentOps and Prompt Engineering 39:23 Fundraising Journey and Lessons 43:53 Future Vision and Developer Ecosystem 46:47 Advice for Founders and Engineers 54:28 Hackathon Strategy and Community Building 01:02:36 Concluding Thoughts and Final Advice

AI is a platform shift unlike any other, with far-reaching implications for every startup. In my recent webinar with the Founder’s Bay community in Silicon Valley, hosted by Mariane Bekker, I explored why AI should be the core focus for founders aiming to build scalable, high-impact companies. Key takeaways: • there’s hardly an application that AI can’t improve • AI startups are exiting faster—7 years on average vs. 13 for others • building in AI is your best shot at hitting $100M ARR • it’s not a zero-sum market—horizontal and vertical plays can both win • focus on solving high-value problems using AI to attract funding and top-tier talent In this episode, I share my views on how you could build a leading AI startup that attracts funding, customers, and talent in 2025. Connect with us here: 1. George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 2. Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/ 00:00 Trailer 03:19 Introduction 05:53 State of AI 11:55 Ideation 15:48 Agentic AI 26:32 Validation 29:06 Traction 31:48 Recruiting 33:00 Fundraising 35:28 Value-add 37:15 Takeaways 39:01 Q&A 55:28 Outro

The insurance industry has a 400,000 agent shortage. I sat down with Harper's founders, who use agentic AI to deliver enterprise-grade service at 1/10th the cost. Dakotah Rice and Tushar Nair revealed how they're leveraging the $85B E&S market: • voice AI running quotes to claims • why selling AI tools failed, but becoming a broker worked • how they're hitting software margins in a services business As insurance carriers exit Florida and California, Harper couldn’t have come at a better time. Connect with us: Dakotah Rice: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dakotahrice/ Tushar Nair: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tushar-nair-b08988222/ Harper: https://www.linkedin.com/company/harperinsure/ George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/ 00:00 Trailer + Introduction 04:33 Dakota's Journey to Founding Harper 05:18 Tushar's Background and Expertise 06:06 The Genesis of Harper 06:38 Challenges and Opportunities in AI-Driven Insurance 13:08 The Evolution of Harper's AI Systems 13:21 Technical Insights into Building AI Agents 16:01 The Future of AI in Insurance 17:36 Advice for Aspiring AI Founders 19:55 Focusing on the ENS Market 22:05 Scaling and Expanding Harper's Services 25:37 Innovative Sales Solutions for Insurance 26:14 Customer Acquisition and Marketing Strategies 27:42 Voice AI: Revolutionizing Customer Interaction 30:15 Leveraging AI for Enhanced Customer Service 33:02 Future of AI in Business Operations 35:49 Fundraising and Business Growth Insights 40:39 Advice for Founders: Building and Scaling Startups 46:16 Co-Founder Dynamics and Relationship 50:08 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Only 8 companies have shipped AI Agents from production. In this episode of Agentic, I brought together 3 of them, to reveal how they crossed this chasm: 1. Aria Attar (TensorStax) shows how they're tackling the 1:250 data scientist shortage with agents that drop into existing cloud environments. 2. Joe Stolte (Daily.ai), fresh off multiple exits including a $62.5 M acquisition, reveals how they turned 1B newsletter interactions into $1.2M in ARR in just 14 months. 3. Jacky Wong (Nullify) explains how they're helping enterprises where security teams are outnumbered 4:1 by developers. Key insight? While the AI market races toward $733.7B by 2027— Solving for deployment and LLM reliability > focussing on model capabilities. Let’s dive right in. Connect with us at: 1. Jacky Wong: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wongja/?originalSubdomain=au 2. Aria Attar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariaattar/ 3. Joe Stolte: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephstolte 5. George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 6. Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/ 00:00 Trailer + Introduction 02:26 Agentic AI Overview 06:49 Meet the Founders 10:42 Deep Dive into AI Security 20:01 Building Agentic Models 25:59 Deep Reasoning and Inference in AI Models 26:19 Building and Training Baby Agents 27:37 Trust and Acceptance in AI Solutions 28:49 Lessons Learned and Advice to Founders 29:40 Common Mistakes in LLM Development 33:32 Customer Acquisition Strategies 36:57 Fundraising Insights and Challenges 42:38 Driving Acceptance and Trust in AI 44:37 Reconciling AI as a Deflationary Technology 46:56 Removing Human Evaluators in Development

With $90B poured into AI over the past year, where is the focus going to be in 2025? I spoke to four top investors to find out. 1. Yipeng Zhao (Embark Ventures) believes AI offers a one-year head start. Fast GTM wins. Slow movers risk irrelevance. 2. Hari Arul (Khosla Ventures) has stopped backing co-pilots altogether. His take? Human-in-loop models won’t survive past 2026. 3. James Shecter (Fika Ventures) says enterprises need the illusion of control over their AI workflows. 4. Nicole Toussaint (TenOneTen Ventures) sees the “Scopely moment” for AI agents approaching fast — and soon, market entry will outweigh engineering breakthroughs. Tune in now. Connect with us at: 1. Yipeng Zhao: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yipengzhao/ 2. Hari Arul: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hariarul/ 3. James Shecter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesshecter/ 4. Nicole Toussaint: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-toussaint-2874a1106/ 5. George Bandarian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 6. Untapped Ventures: https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/

While 92% of Fortune 500s realize the surplus alpha that can be created from leveraging AI, only 25% of SMBs realize the same. I sat with 6 founders who are building Agentic AI solutions: Jacky Wong (Nullify), Aria Attar (TensorStax), Max Ahrens (Maihem), Saurabh Sharma (You.com), Jonas Diezun (Beam AI), and Ashar Rizqi (Bounti.ai). The key highlights from our conversation were: - OpenAI’s function calling breaks down when scaling requires consistent outputs and error handling—just ask Jacky or anyone building enterprise agents. - MongoDB could face disruption as AI agents take over infrastructure orchestration—Aria flagged it, and I agree. - Calling agents "AI workers" simplifies adoption for hesitant enterprises—a shift that doubled Jonas Diezun’s sales. - Agentic AI scales across verticals in months, not years—Ashar says the old SaaS scaling playbook is obsolete. - Max at Maihem points out that building functional agents hinges on managing the edge cases that crash your system. Let’s dive right in. Connect with us here: 1. Jacky Wong- https://www.linkedin.com/in/wongja/?originalSubdomain=au 2. Aria Attar - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariaattar/ 3. Max Ahrens - https://www.linkedin.com/in/maximilianahrens/?originalSubdomain=uk 4. Saurabh Sharma - https://www.linkedin.com/in/saurabhs/ 5. Jonas Diezun - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonasdiezun/ 6. Ashar Rizqi - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashar-rizqi-6614487/ 7. George Bandarian - https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 8. Untapped Ventures - https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/ 00:00 Trailer 01:26 Welcome to the Agentic Podcast 02:21 Founder Panel Introduction 02:41 Founders' Backgrounds and Insights 10:08 Defining Agentic AI 20:00 Building Effective AI Agents 26:08 Challenges in Early AI Development 26:21 Human in the Loop: Enhancing AI Adoption 26:58 Debating the Importance of Evaluations 27:39 Technical Insights and Mistakes 29:07 Impact of Agentic Paradigm Shift on Infrastructure 29:52 Customer Adoption and Market Strategies 31:21 Go-to-Market Strategies and Early Stage Focus 39:18 Horizontal vs Vertical Approaches in AI 47:39 Final Thoughts #ai #tech #podcast #vc

As we transition into agentic models, it’s evident there’s a blend of optimism and caution. In this panel discussion, I was joined by Jon Chu (Khosla Ventures), Pranav Reddy (Conviction), Andrew Brackin (Gradient), Arash Afrakhteh (Pear VC), Alejandra Vergara (Bee Partners), and Nahim Nasser (Georgian) as we explored: • why agentic AI will drive systemic shifts across various industries • the need to define scalable, high-impact use cases for agent-driven solutions • shifting dynamics of human-machine interaction • how agentic AI is advancing in parallel with LLMs • why regional disparities and emerging foundation models could profoundly shape future progress, and • how value will accumulate for vertical companies beyond the API Let’s jump right in. 00:00:00 Trailer 00:02:13 Introduction 00:11:47 Current State of AI 00:21:00 Investment Insights and Startup Pitfalls 00:30:49 Vertical vs Horizontal 00:42:09 Evaluating Business and Team Dynamics 00:51:19 Different ways to look at AI 00:58:06 The AGI Landscape 01:01:17 Outro Connect with us here: 1. Jon Chu- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jchu/ 2. Pranav Reddy- https://www.linkedin.com/in/pranavgreddy/ 3. Andrew Brackin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewbrackin/  4. Arash Afrakhteh- https://www.linkedin.com/in/arasha/  5. Alejandra Vergara- https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandra-vergaral/  6. Nahim Nasser- https://www.linkedin.com/in/nahimnasser/

To me, agentic is intent meeting capability—systems that act autonomously, adapt intelligently, and drive purposeful outcomes. Our guests on this episode—Jonathan Corbin, Sami Shalabi, and Eugene Mann—embody that. They're pushing AI agents forward for real-world enterprise use cases with Maven AGI. We discuss: • solving complex challenges with AI agents • empowering enterprises with cutting-edge tools, and • why agentic AI will create new roles for humankind Let’s get into it. Connect with us here: 1. Jonathan Corbin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcorbin01/ 2. Sami Shalabi- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sshalabi/ 3. Eugene Mann- https://www.linkedin.com/in/eugenemann/ 4. George Bandarian- https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgebandarian/ 5. Untapped Ventures- https://www.linkedin.com/company/untappedventures/