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Amplifies your thinking,
accelerates your results

Sembly AI was founded in early 2019 by executives who have successfully grown companies from small startups to large operating entities that were subsequently sold to bluechip companies.

Our founders

The founders have a combined 40 years
of hands-on experience supporting large
transformation efforts in Fortune 500
organizations.
Our founders - Gil Makleff - Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder

Gil Makleff

Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder

Former CEO of UMT Consulting Group (now EY)
Americas Region Partner, EY Advisory
Previous Exits: 2006 sale to Microsoft
Previous Exits: 2015 sale to EY
Columbia University CS, NYU MBA
Our founders - Artem Koren - Chief Product Officer, Co-Founder

Artem Koren

Chief Product Officer, Co-Founder

Co-founder Neusana
CTO of Visual Trading Systems
Director of IT Capital Market Services
Senior Manager (top 1%) at EY
Columbia University CS, NYU MBA
Sembly Team
The team of professionals behind Sembly Notes.

25+
employees

Offices in
US and Europe

35+ avg. years
of experience

Values

Our core values

Сustomer-focused

We prioritize user-friendly, value-driven features, knowing an exceptional customer experience is a key competitive advantage.

Continuous Innovation

Our culture values ideas over origin; good ideas rise. We constantly ask, "How can this be done better?"

Excellence

We pursue continuous improvement, always seeking an edge. We never get comfortable and constantly challenge ourselves.

Diversity

Diverse minds and ideas are essential for innovative solutions, crucial in a global, competitive marketplace.

Ethical Behavior

We value honesty and fairness, treating coworkers and customers as we wish to be treated, both personally and as a team.

Sustainability

We enable value from remote meetings, supporting sustainability by reducing commute, fossil fuel use, pollution, and energy.

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