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Akash Ganapathi

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Founder at Opine

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area

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Akash Ganapathi is the CEO and cofounder of Opine, an AI platform for automating consultative B2B sales processes. He previously served as Senior Director of Product Strategy and Solutions Architecture at JupiterOne, a cybersecurity company. In 2013, he founded Trill AI, a deep learning company focused on quantitative finance, and has more than 10 years of experience in applied AI and machine learning.

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Who is Akash Ganapathi?
Akash Ganapathi is the CEO and cofounder of Opine, an AI platform for automating consultative B2B sales processes. He previously served as Senior Director of Product Strategy and Solutions Architecture at JupiterOne, a cybersecurity company. In 2013, he founded Trill AI, a deep learning company focused on quantitative finance, and has more than 10 years of experience in applied AI and machine learning.
Where does Akash Ganapathi work?
Akash Ganapathi is Founder of Opine.
What companies did Akash Ganapathi found?
Akash Ganapathi founded Opine.

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