Meet Our Team

Visionaries leading the charge in AI and low-code innovation, shaping the future of enterprise technology at Iterate.ai.

Founders

Jon Nordmark
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Before co-founding Iterate, Jon was the founder and 10-year CEO of eBags.com, which grew profitably to over $100 million in revenue with a 34% CAGR from 2000 to 2008. A pioneer in e-commerce, eBags was among the first to dropship from 500+ third-party warehouses, collect customer reviews, run A/B tests, and operate on a negative cash conversion cycle. Its focus on experimentation helped make it one of the highest-converting retail sites online, recognized by Nielsen as a Top 10 U.S. retailer for conversion rates. eBags also launched and sold 6pm.com to Zappos and managed CaseLogic.com and TUMI.com globally. Before its acquisition by Samsonite, eBags served 40 million+ annual shoppers and sold over $1.65 billion in travel products. Between eBags and Iterate, Jon invested in and advised startups.

Brian Sathianathan
Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer

Brian Sathianathan is Co-Founder, President, and Chief AI Officer of Iterate.ai, a full-stack private and sovereign AI company. He leads the company's secure private AI platform, helping Fortune 500 enterprises put agentic AI, automation, and enterprise intelligence to work while retaining complete control of their data and infrastructure.

As an inventor, Brian has 50+ patents granted, pending, or in draft. Many of his 17 granted patents relate to security, large language models, and other foundational areas of enterprise AI. Those innovations anchor Iterate.ai's mission to make advanced AI practical, private, and trustworthy for organizations that refuse to compromise on governance or sovereignty.

Brian's career has placed him at the frontier of technology for more than two decades. He spent eight years inside Apple's confidential New Product Introduction organization, recruited for his expertise in security and encryption, where he helped lead initiatives for the Intel-based Mac transition and the first iPhone, for which he's named as a patent holder. He went on to found Avot Media, a mobile video company acquired by Smith Micro Software (NASDAQ: SMSI), and later joined Turner Media's venture team, where he participated in thirteen investments across consumer technology, social media, and advertising technology.