Facts
- HQ
- Bellevue, WA, US
- Sectors
- Software Development
- Employees
- 147
- Stage
- Growth
- Founders
- Dave Clark, Leigh Anne Clark
Auger founder and ex-Amazon operations chief Dave Clark relocates startup HQ from Seattle to Dallas
Auger, a supply-chain software startup founded in 2024 by former Amazon operations chief Dave Clark, is moving its headquarters from Seattle to Dallas, citing family reasons and praise for Texas’s business management while criticizing Washington’s business climate. The firm, which counts Meta, Kimberly-Clark and Fanatics as customers, uses AI to connect supply-chain systems and has raised significant development capital.
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Auger — Dave and Leigh Anne Clark’s $150M AI supply-chain startup — moves HQ from Seattle area to Dallas
Auger, an AI supply-chain startup co-founded in 2024 by former Amazon executive Dave Clark and Leigh Anne Clark, is relocating its headquarters from the Seattle area to Dallas after raising $150 million; development work remains in Seattle and the Dallas office is expected to reach about 30 employees by year-end.
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Dave Clark Founder, Founder and CEO
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Leigh Anne Clark Founder, Co-Founder & President, Fashion & Beauty, Head of Corporate Experience
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Alex Ceballos Executive, President and CFO
