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Matt Allison

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Founder at Handraise

Austin, Texas, United States

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Matt Allison is the Founder and CEO of Handraise, an AI-native platform that helps communications leaders analyze the narratives affecting their brands and how those narratives influence human and AI perception. He previously founded TrendKite, a PR analytics platform that was acquired by Cision, and earlier worked at Meltwater. Allison also serves as an advisor and investor to other entrepreneurs.

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Who is Matt Allison?
Matt Allison is the Founder and CEO of Handraise, an AI-native platform that helps communications leaders analyze the narratives affecting their brands and how those narratives influence human and AI perception. He previously founded TrendKite, a PR analytics platform that was acquired by Cision, and earlier worked at Meltwater. Allison also serves as an advisor and investor to other entrepreneurs.
Where does Matt Allison work?
Matt Allison is Founder of Handraise.
What companies did Matt Allison found?
Matt Allison founded Handraise.

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