Finn Mallery

Allow me to introduce you to the phenomenon that is Finn Mallery. This guy’s the real deal, straight up a tech whiz who’s crushing it in the startup world. So, Finn just jumped into YC’s F24 batch – yeah, the same one that’s already producing some fire startups. But his story? It’s even more interesting.

Finn’s a Stanford kid – studied Math and CS, so he’s got that serious tech brain. Before he even got into startups, he was all about the go-to-market hustle at Fizz – a legit company that raised over $40 million. That’s where he cut his teeth on what it takes to launch and scale something big.

Then, he jumped into the startup scene full throttle. With his co-founder Kenson – they met at a hackathon, no less – they co-founded Origami Agents in 2024. Right out of the gate, they’re building AI-powered research agents for B2B sales. Basically, these AI bots automate prospecting – they’re out there scouring the internet for buying signals, competitor moves, market trends – all that messy stuff that sales teams hate doing manually – and then they feed it right into CRMs like Salesforce and HubSpot. It’s like giving sales teams a superpower.

And get this – they’ve already raised a $2 million seed round and are working with over 200 companies across healthcare, fintech, SaaS, you name it. Finn’s vision? Building general AI research agents that could totally change how people use the internet, maybe even making search engines obsolete. Yeah, he’s playing the long game.

What’s wild is how fast he’s moving. From Stanford to go-to-market at Fizz to founding one of the hottest YC startups in 2024? That’s no cap. It shows he’s driven by a deep hunger to build stuff that actually changes the game, not just chase shiny new trends. He’s all about using AI not just for the hype, but to solve real pain points – automating workflows, making sales smarter, giving teams more time to do the fun, creative shit.

Honestly, Finn’s story is about someone who’s got that rare combo: a killer tech mind, a hustle mindset from the start, and a vision to make AI the new backbone of business. He’s young but already playing with the big boys, and I think he’s just getting started. Keep an eye on this guy – he’s the future trend in AI and startups, no doubt.