Andrew Mark
Co-founder, Jensi
Andrew Mark is a co-founder of Jensi. Jensi catches the asks your tools miss: it turns client and team conversations across email, Slack and meetings into tasks, owners and dates that the team approves.
He also heads Mir Tech, a tech agency, so he has spent years on the delivery side: keeping client projects on track while requests arrive in threads, inboxes and calls. Mir Tech runs its own work and meetings through Jensi. He started in quality assurance, moved into solutions architecture, and now leads AI-first software development at Jensi and Mir Tech. He is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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