Interos.ai used to be polite fiction. Tier one looked clean, tier two felt manageable, and everything after that lived in a spreadsheet no one trusted. Then the world caught fire. Pandemics, cyberattacks, sanctions lists multiplying like rabbits, hurricanes with opinions. Suddenly “we didn’t know” stopped working as an excuse. Enter Interos.ai, a company that looked at global complexity and said cool story, now show me every connection.
Founded in 2005 by Jennifer Bisceglie, Interos started with a simple, uncomfortable truth. Companies do not actually know who they are doing business with. Not fully. Not at scale. What began as hard-earned supply chain expertise turned into something far more dangerous after the 2018 Trensant merger introduced chaos physics, AI, and machine intelligence that does not blink. Dr. Minh Duong-van did not build a dashboard. He built a living map of the global economy, 230M entities, 11B relationships, all moving in real time like weather systems with balance sheets.
That engine became the Resilience Watchtower and the i-Score, a single composite metric pulling financial, cyber, ESG, geopolitical, catastrophic, and restrictions risk into one number leaders can actually act on. Not vibes. Not PDFs. Signals. When regulators tighten, storms form, or a supplier three tiers down sneezes, Interos sees it before revenue catches a cold. That is why 100+ Fortune1000 companies, federal agencies, and Five Eyes partners keep showing up.
The Jan 2026 $20M extension from Blue Owl Capital and Structural Capital is not a victory lap. It is fuel. Building on the Oct 2024 Series D, this capital pushes product-led growth and predictive analytics deeper into both commercial and federal workflows. Cooper University Health Care, Vantage Data Centers, TD Bank, the Defense Logistics Agency, and the US Navy are not buying theory. They are buying foresight. Blue Owl Capital does not back noise. Ivan Zinn’s conviction lands where infrastructure, data, and inevitability intersect.
Since Apr 2024, Theodore Krantz Jr. tightened the operation. 50% ARR growth. 60% gross margin improvement. Revenue nearly doubling to ~$39.7M. That does not happen by accident. Chris Lee rebuilt go-to-market with surgical precision. Yardley Pohl connected product intelligence to real revenue impact with iTracing, down to the SKU, where risk stops being abstract and starts costing real money.
Interos passed unicorn status in 2021. Valuations come and go. Signal stays. In a world where supply chains are now boardroom strategy and national security policy rolled into one, knowing is no longer optional. Interos does not predict the future. It reduces surprises. And right now, that may be the most valuable currency in the room.
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