Boaz Ashkenazy
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 He founded Linkroom, Shift AI, and Simply Augmented, with Linkroom no longer active and Shift AI and Simply Augmented still running.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.
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Redapt, Inc. Executive AI Advisor, Agentic AI Practice Lead 2026–present, Senior Director, AI Infrastructure 2026 · current
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Clause Co-Founder 2025–present · current
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Loti Advisor 2024–present · current
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Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees 2024–present · current
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Shift AI Founder and Host 2022–present · current
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Augmented AI Labs Moderator · current
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Shift AI Founder · current
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Shift AI Podcast Podcast Host · current
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Simply Augmented Founder and CEO · current
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Applied AI Association Chapter President, Seattle 2024–2025 · past
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Meta Program Manager 2021–2023 · past
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Linkroom Co-Founder 2020–2021 · past
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The Khronos Group Co-chair 3D Commerce Working Group 2019–2020 · past
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Entrepreneurs' Organization EO Seattle 2012–2019 · past
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ARCADE Board of Directors 2010–2013 · past
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Studio 216 Co-Founder 2006–2017 · past
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University of Washington Adjunct Faculty Instructor 2004–2010 · past
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Miller Hull Partnership Architect 2000 · past
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SHKS Architects Architect 2000–2005 · past
Education
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University of Washington MARCH, Architecture · 1999–2001
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University of California, Santa Cruz Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), American Government and Politics (United States) · 1991–1994
Organizations
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Redapt, Inc. Executive AI Advisor, Agentic AI Practice Lead 2026–present, Senior Director, AI Infrastructure 2026 · current
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Clause Co-Founder 2025–present · current
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Loti Advisor 2024–present · current
Education
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University of Washington MARCH, Architecture · 1999–2001
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University of California, Santa Cruz Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), American Government and Politics (United States) · 1991–1994