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Andrew Sobko

Chicago, United States

https://andrewsobkoil.com/

Andrew Sobko is a prominent business leader and entrepreneur in the supply chain logistics technology field. As a member of the Forbes Council and the CEO of BATCH Freight, he drives his firm with cutting-edge, AI-driven software solutions that revolutionize logistics management. His career is marked by a profound passion for technology, innovation, sustainability, and integrity, making him a respected figure in various sectors, including artificial intelligence, finance, and recyclable materials. Despite numerous past successes, he remains committed to innovating business models, particularly developing solutions to ease transportation sector congestion exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. He takes particular pride in his ability to scale businesses quickly, a skill that led the Financial Times to recognize him as the fastest-growing company in the United States in 2023. He is also the pioneering mind behind Project One Capital, the first AI-powered hedge fund globally, known for its self-sufficient alpha-learning AI model. His excellence was further acknowledged with a “Builders and Innovators” Award from Goldman Sachs in 2023. Holding a Juris Doctorate, he credits his achievements to the invaluable lessons from his lifetime experiences and mentorships with leading global business figures. Previously, he founded CDL 1000 in October 2014, nurturing the company to overcome challenges and reach great heights as a multimillion-dollar entity. His role was crucial in implementing innovative solutions that tackled everyday logistical challenges, enhancing operations in road, drayage intermodal, and warehousing. His leadership in developing the 3PL Smart Logistics Platform and an AI-powered marketplace exemplifies his ability to synergize industry components and customers, maximizing logistic opportunities. These efforts led to a staggering 56,135% revenue increase from 2018 to 2021, securing the company's third spot on Inc. Magazine's annual Inc. 5000 list.

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