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St. Joseph native, entrepreneur selected to speak at World Economic Forum in Switzerland

By Cameron Montemayor News-Press NOW,

23 days ago

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4ABN92_0vknz0Qb00 — St. Joseph native Austin Ambrozi, left, COO and co-founder of Doxci, poses for a photo with Dustin Plantholt, founder of BlockBuzz, at the Kennedy Space Center on Sept. 19 in Merritt, Florida. Submitted photo

Major accomplishments in the field of artificial intelligence and business are leading St. Joseph native Austin Ambrozi and his burgeoning company to one of the world’s leading stages for economic development.

Ambrozi, co-founder and COO of Doxci and its AI-powered document processing technology, was recently selected along with other members of the company to speak at the World Economic Forum’s general assembly in Davos, Switzerland, in January 2025.

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