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Doha Mekki is Co-CEO and cofounder of FluxCap. A former Acting Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust at the U.S. Department of Justice, she spent 10 years at the Justice Department. At DOJ, she oversaw historic cases, launched its labor antitrust program, and shaped its approach to algorithmic collusion cases. She is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Law and the Economy at Columbia Law School, has testified before Congress, and is a frequent commentator on antitrust, tech, public economic law, and the courts, including in outlets like NPR, CNBC, and CNN. She lives in Washington, DC with her family and too many plants.

Jonathan Kanter is Co-CEO and cofounder of FluxCap. He served as Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division at the U.S. Department of Justice, where he was the Administration’s most senior antitrust enforcement official. In that role, he led landmark enforcement efforts across major sectors including technology, healthcare, housing, media, and defense. Prior to his government service, Jonathan was a partner and co-chair of the antitrust practice at a leading international law firm and then founder of a successful boutique firm. Jonathan is currently a Distinguished Professor of Technology Policy at Carnegie Mellon University and a Distinguished Professor of Law at Washington University in St. Louis. He is a CNBC Contributor.

Marshall Seid is CTO of FluxCap, where he leads engineering for technology built to understand the law, facts, and strategy of a case. He brings more than a decade of software experience spanning distributed systems, product development, and work with sensitive government data. Previously, he was CTO of Quiller, an AI platform acquired by Grassroots Analytics in 2025. Following the acquisition, he served as Director of Engineering at Grassroots Analytics. Earlier, he was a Technical Lead at Palantir. Based in New York City, Marshall enjoys pickleball, watercolor painting, and crokinole.

Andrew J. Bloom is Chief Legal Officer at FluxCap, where he leads legal, commercial, and compliance strategy for the company’s AI-powered litigation intelligence platform. He brings 28 years of legal experience, including Chief Legal Officer roles at Dwight & Co. and Hudson Realty Capital and eight years at Sidley Austin. He lives on Long Island with his wife, two boys and two dogs, coached youth soccer for 16 years and is desperately trying to grow a lemon tree.

Alejandro Molina is the founding Chief Operating Officer of FluxCap, where he leads strategy, finance, and go-to-market. Before FluxCap, he served as Director of Economic Policy in the Biden-Harris White House. Earlier, he spent more than five years as a management consultant advising federal agencies and nonprofits. Alejandro holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA in Computer Science from Brown University. Outside of work, he’s making his way through the Criterion Collection and cheering on Liverpool FC.

Murray is part giant schnauzer and part standard poodle. He is 10.5 human years old. He loves to chase the b-a-l-l, but please don’t say that word out loud. He is usually a very good boy.