Ali
Mamujee.

I started on Wall Street in investment banking and private equity. That is where I learned what actually drives enterprise value.

From there I joined Mercatus as employee number five and spent eleven years scaling it to a 9-figure acquisition by State Street. I ran product, strategy, and marketing.

The acquisition brought me inside State Street, leading their global private markets AI initiative. That is where the conviction formed. The companies that get this right in the next five years will compound everything else. The ones that do not will be acquired by the ones that do.

Allenix is built on that conviction. I go inside growth-stage companies, identify where AI moves the business fastest, and build the systems that execute.

After graduating from Texas A&M in Electrical Engineering, I went straight into building companies. Each cycle sharpened instincts that only come from shipping real systems in production.

My most recent build is La Oracle, an AI council that runs multi-agent debates across specialized expert personas, with over a million tokens of deliberation per decision. It is backed by the Z.ai Startup Program.

The architecture draws on Google's Aletheia research, James Reason's defense-in-depth model, and team-of-rivals debate theory. I have built each of those into production systems.

At Allenix, I lead engineering and product. I take strategy and ship it as agentic infrastructure that executes alongside the operator's team.