SheltonAI, Chief Executive Officer
Harrison Shaw — CEO of SheltonAI
Harrison Shaw is the CEO and Founder of SheltonAI, a leading AI platform transforming how the world’s largest pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors value assets, detect risk, and protect beneficiaries.
In 2026, Harrison’s mission is clear: help 100 million pensioners globally by bringing transparency, accuracy, and intelligence to private markets—where trillions of dollars in retirement savings are allocated.
Harrison sits at the rare intersection of private markets, artificial intelligence, institutional governance, and global pensions—a combination that few leaders possess.
The 2026 Goal: Helping 100 Million Pensioners
Pensioners rarely see how their money is valued, what fees are charged, or where risk accumulates. Harrison’s 2026 goal is to change that by:
- Increasing transparency in private market valuations
- Reducing hidden fees and misallocations
- Improving long-term capital outcomes through better data and AI
- Giving institutions the tools to act earlier, smarter, and with confidence
By modernizing the infrastructure behind pensions—not just the interface—Harrison aims to improve outcomes for 100 million people who depend on these systems for retirement security.
AI + Governance, Not Just Software
Unlike traditional fintech founders, Harrison focuses on institutional-grade AI—systems designed to withstand regulatory scrutiny, auditor review, and board-level decision-making. His work aligns with global standards such as IFRS, APRA, and long-term fiduciary frameworks.
Trusted by the Most Demanding Stakeholders
Harrison collaborates with CIOs, CFOs, auditors, regulators, and legal teams—groups known for extreme diligence and low tolerance for risk. SheltonAI’s adoption is driven not by hype, but by proven operational value.
Global Perspective on Pension Outcomes
Harrison’s work spans:
- Australia’s superannuation system
- North American public pensions
- European & Asian institutional investors
- GCC sovereign wealth funds
This global exposure allows him to identify patterns—and solutions—that directly affect pensioners regardless of geography.
