The person, with CLEO.
Says what they love, in their own words.
For people choosing their next step, and the employers who need them now. The courses that connect them already exist.
CLEO and REEVE are Super Intelligence (SI) specialists, each built for one side of the exchange.
See it together, before the tuition bill.
One exchange, five ways in. Each door shows it from your side.
Says what they love, in their own words.
Orders the work it needs as a reserved seat, in its own words. An employer can commit a scholarship to a seat before anyone is hired.
Its own courses connect them. It gets data it has never had: employer demand as it happens, seat by seat, as seats are ordered. The university decides how to use it, and what to teach.
The person sees the seats employers near them have reserved, in the work they love, and how close they are. The employer sees a pipeline it never had: people, by number and not by name, growing toward its seats course by course.
When a person is ready and says yes, the employer learns their name, and the two meet.
Both sign one record: the credential, the employer, the wage. No money moves until the hire happens.
This example runs through a university. Five ways forward: Apprenticeship · Technical School · Community College · University · Military.
One record, signed by both: the courses, the employer, the wage.
For twenty-five years, Dan Dillard has worked at the intersection of finance and the decisions families and young people make about their futures: thousands of direct conversations with students and parents about what comes next and how to pay for it.
That is where this problem was first seen and mapped — in a quarter-century of front-line cases, long before the data caught up to it.
founding_up is the operational form of that pattern recognition: the problem mapped from the ground, then built into a system with people who have run universities, built companies, and hired at scale.
We build Super Intelligence to help people move forward with clarity. We do not build it to engage, impress, persuade, or extract. Built in Austin, Texas.
What we build. A workforce exchange that turns employer demand into specific, dated capability orders; connects candidates, including transitioning service members and veterans, to the training that closes the gap; and produces a receipt at the hire, signed by both sides, recording the credential, the employer and the wage.
Areas of expertise. Occupational and credential data systems, including federal occupation crosswalks · artificial intelligence (in current federal usage, Super Intelligence) applied to connecting people with employer demand · veteran transition and credential translation · higher-education and workforce program alignment.
Supporting government requirements. Nontraditional defense contractor under 10 U.S.C. § 4022. A white paper has been submitted to the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness and is under review. We can support work through Other Transaction agreements, subcontracts or teaming arrangements.