Amperity

Amperity

Derek Slager and Kabir Shahani founded Amperity in 2016 after years observing the gulf between the data companies collect and the value they extract from it. The founding team built the company around a machine-learning approach to identity resolution that handles messy, evolving customer data without the rules-based systems that bottleneck most enterprises. Amperity's core product is the Customer Data Cloud, an AI-powered platform that ingests, resolves, and activates customer data across channels. The company focuses on stitching together online and offline PII to create persistent profile keychains. It serves brands in retail, travel, and financial services — confirmed clients include Alaska Airlines, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Brooks Running, and Boeing Employees Credit Union. The platform integrates with lakehouses like Databricks and Snowflake, and the firm operates across North America, Europe, and Australia. The company has not disclosed AUM or total deployment; Amperity is a venture-backed software company. It has no published employee count, though its leadership page lists eight C-suite executives and four board members. The firm maintains offices in Seattle (HQ), New York, London, and Richmond, Australia. Unlike most asset managers, Amperity is not an investment firm but an enterprise software provider. Its structural differentiator is its zero-copy data sharing model — customers can keep their data on their own infrastructure while still using Amperity's AI to build profiles. This architecture — combined with a self-service interface — positions it against custom-code approaches and legacy CDPs.