Stratyfy, the ethical AI company, is pleased to announce the appointment of Barry J. Glick to the company’s Advisory Board. Mr. Glick, a renowned tech executive and entrepreneur, possess extensive experience as both a Board member and advisor for innovative and disruptive tech businesses.

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“We are honored to have someone of Barry’s esteem, influence, and expertise joining our team,” stated Laura Kornhauser, Stratyfy’s co-founder and CEO. “Over the past thirty years, there are few who rival his track record of not only building successful software companies, but also navigating the complex waters of enterprise technology. Barry will be a huge asset to our growing team. His experience is matched only by his humility, which makes us particularly excited to work together.”

Mr. Glick is best known as the co-founder and former CEO of MapQuest.com, which was acquired by AOL/TimeWarner for approximately $1 billion in 2000 following an Initial Public Offering in 1999. Since that point, he has co-founded or led multiple innovative software, analytics, and data-based businesses with successful exits, including ALK Technologies and PTV America.

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“I’m thrilled to be able to join Stratyfy at this early stage,” stated Mr. Glick. “There are major enterprise markets that would greatly benefit from AI, but they cannot accept black box solutions or biased results. Stratyfy’s world-class technology provides an innovative solution for this challenge, creating both a unique opportunity and an ideal application for my experience in developing disruptive software companies into successful market leaders. I look forward to helping them realize their massive potential.”

Mr. Glick currently serves as Managing Partner of Carillon Ventures, an advisory and investment company as well as Mentor-in-Residence at Tech Launch Arizona, a component of the University of Arizona. He holds PhD and BA degrees from the State University of New York, Buffalo and a Masters Degree from Cornell University. His appointment to Stratyfy’s Advisory Board replaces the position vacated by Deniz Johnson, who recently joined the company as Chief Operating Officer.

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