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Anis Harb, Algebra AI co-founder and CEO

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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PROGRESS

Anis Harb

Co-founder and CEO

Professional background, founding roles and the companies behind the work.

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

About Anis Harb.

Anis Harb is Algebra AI's co-founder and CEO. BECO Capital's portfolio biography describes a decade spent scaling Deliveroo's GCC business before building the AI-services company.[1][2]

Research checked 2026-11-01. This is an editorial profile assembled from the sources below. No interview or quotation is implied.

THE PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY

How the story unfolds.

Operating experience before an AI-services venture

Anis Harb moved into AI company building after a decade running Deliveroo’s GCC operations, according to BECO Capital’s account of Algebra’s formation. The investor selected him as co-founder and CEO for that operating experience. Algebra’s model reflects a focus on how businesses actually run: implementation, approvals and ongoing responsibility sit together instead of ending at a software handoff.[2]

COMPANY CONNECTIONS

Founding roles & companies.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

Sources for Anis Harb.

  1. 01
    BECO Capital Algebra AI portfolio biographyBECO Capital · institutional source · checked 2026-11-01
  2. 02
    BECO account of Algebra AI and Anis HarbBECO Capital · institutional source · checked 2026-11-01
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