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Clarity AI Honored by Goldman Sachs for Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Published: October 12, 2022
Modified: October 12, 2022

Rebeca Minguela, Clarity AI Founder and CEO, Named one of the Most Exceptional Entrepreneurs at 2022 Builders and Innovators Summit

October 12, 2022 – New York City. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is recognizing Clarity AI Founder and CEO, Rebeca Minguela, as one of the Most Exceptional Entrepreneurs of 2022 at its Builders and Innovators Summit in Healdsburg, California.

Goldman Sachs selected Rebeca from multiple industries to be honored at the two-day event. Currently the Founder and CEO of Clarity AI and the former Founder and CEO of Blink Booking (acquired by Groupon), Rebeca has also worked in tech and digital at large corporations (Santander Bank as Global Head of Digital Transformation, Groupon as Sr Director of Product & Ops), in private equity (Bain Capital), management consulting (Boston Consulting Group), and as an engineer, at German Aerospace Agency, Siemens and IBM. She is a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum, a European Young Leader, and an advisor at several startups. Additionally, she and her ventures have been featured in top publications, including, but not limited to, The Times, CNBC, Forbes, The Economist, and FT

“I am honored to be among the people recognized this year,” said Rebeca Minguela, Founder and CEO of Clarity AI. “Each and every day, we work to innovate at scale through machine learning and other advanced technologies to add clarity so that anyone can invest, shop, eat or live sustainably, and the recognition from Goldman Sachs helps us confirm that the need for what we’re doing is truly global in nature.”

“We’re delighted to recognize Rebeca Minguela as one of the most exceptional entrepreneurs of 2022,” said David M. Solomon, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs. “They have made extraordinary contributions to a wide range of fields, and all of us are looking forward to meeting with these innovative thinkers.”

In addition to honoring the most exceptional entrepreneurs, the Summit consists of general sessions and clinics led by seasoned entrepreneurs, academics and business leaders as well as resident scholars.

About Clarity AI

Clarity AI is a sustainability technology platform that uses machine learning and big data to deliver environmental and social insights to investors, organizations, and consumers. As of August 2022, Clarity AI’s platform analyzes more than 50,000 companies, 300,000 funds, 198 countries and 188 local governments – 2-13 times more than any other player in the market – and delivers data and analytics for investing, corporate research, benchmarking, consumer ecommerce and reporting. Clarity AI has offices in North America, Europe and the Middle East, and its client network manages tens of trillions in assets. clarity.ai 

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Sophia Anthony
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