Boaz Ashkenazy

Boaz Ashkenazy

Executive AI Advisor, Agentic AI Practice Lead at Redapt, Inc.
Greater Seattle Area

Boaz Ashkenazy is Co-Founder at Clause, Advisor at Loti, Executive AI Advisor and Agentic AI Practice Lead at Redapt, Inc., Board of Trustees member at Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, and Founder and Host at Shift AI. He founded Linkroom, Shift AI, and Simply Augmented, with Linkroom no longer active and Shift AI and Simply Augmented still running. His expertise includes convening executive conversations on AI, agentic systems, and the future of work, and leading engineering practices for operationalizing AI in large enterprises.

GeekWire reports: Seattle Tech Week 2026 — AI dominates 250+ events as investors and job-seekers flock to Seattle

GeekWire's Todd Bishop reports from Seattle Tech Week 2026, where AI dominated conversations across more than 250 events and drew significant Bay Area investor interest and job-seeking attendees. Panels and speakers from OpenAI, Mistral AI, Ascend, Oumi and others highlighted debates about foundation models, enterprise data access, and the rush to build on third-party AI.

Seattle Startup Founders Embrace Generative AI to Boost Coding, Marketing, and Content Creation

Seattle startup founders like Podcraft's Madhura Raju and Simply Augmented's Boaz Ashkenazy are extensively using generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Bard, and GitHub Copilot to accelerate coding, marketing, and content generation. They see generative AI as a transformative technology that offers practical advantages over previous tech trends like blockchain and the metaverse.

Organizations

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  • Redapt, Inc. Executive AI Advisor, Agentic AI Practice Lead 2026–present, Senior Director, AI Infrastructure 2026 · current
  • Clause Co-Founder 2025–present · current
  • Loti logo
    Loti Advisor 2024–present · current

Education

  • University of Washington MARCH, Architecture · 1999–2001
  • University of California, Santa Cruz Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), American Government and Politics (United States) · 1991–1994

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