Harrison is the CEO and Co-Founder of Shelton AI. He also serves on the Board of Long-Term Investing at Stanford University. Before co-founding Shelton AI, Harrison had a distinguished career in technology and finance. He developed advanced natural language processing software and led a research team of 26 software engineers on high-impact projects for the largest private equity megafund. He became the youngest MBA ever admitted to Berkeley Haas at age 20, earning a Master of Financial Engineering certification. Graduating from UC Berkeley in just two years with the university’s highest honors (top 0.01%), he received high honors for his thesis, collaborating with the Assistant Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury. Harrison was also the Regent’s and Chancellor’s protégé to Business School Dean Rich Lyons. Recently, he was inducted into the Cal Founders' entrepreneurial society and received the Peter E. Haas Award, Berkeley's highest public service recognition.‍