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Where did the inspiration for Aware come from? And what have the co-founders learned along the way? The Tech Tribune sat down with Jeff Schumann, Matt Huber, and Shawn Domer to find out.
Aware has been consistently honored by The Tech Tribune as a leading Ohio startup since 2018. Headquartered in Columbus’s historic Brewery District, Aware is developing cutting-edge AI and delivering it from the American heartland to enterprises around the world. This week, The Tech Tribune sat down with Aware’s co-founders to learn more about the company’s history and what the future holds.
Jeff Schumann, Co-Founder and CEO
Aware is at the forefront as a market leader in the creation of safe, secure enterprise AI.
Jeff discussed the pace of the digital transformation and the gaps in enterprise security it created. Addressing the challenge of securing workplace collaboration while preserving a vibrant company culture is at the root of what inspired Aware. Learn what Jeff thinks of Aware’s journey so far and why he’s honored to be part of the vibrant Columbus tech scene.
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Matt Huber, Co-Founder and Snr. Director of Information Security & IT
We will continue to focus on closing security and GRC gaps for our customers.
As a cyber security specialist and Central Ohio ISSA board member, Matt shares his thoughts on the complexities of implementing enterprise software without introducing risk, why Aware was built to address that challenge, and how Aware will evolve. He also shares his tips for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Shawn Domer, Co-Founder and Director of Product Engineering
Legal, security, and HR departments needed more controls…. We decided to build a product to meet their needs.
What does it take to create a new technology from the ground up? Shawn shares the conversation that led to the founding of Aware, and early challenges the founders overcame as enterprises went digital. He also explains why choosing the right co-founders is essential to building a successful company, and why great leaders check their egos at the door.
Read more at The Tech Tribune.
