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Exited Founder Alex Cohen on Why Statecraft Is Reimagining the Future of Government Work

Exited Founder Alex Cohen on Why Statecraft Is Reimagining the Future of Government Work

July 30, 2026

For decades, we've tried to make government work better by adding more people, more processes, and more technology. But what if the next breakthrough isn't another software platform? What if it's a fundamentally different way of thinking about work itself?

David Blackburn recently connected with Alex Cohen, Co-Founder and CEO of Statecraft.

Alex is an exited founder who has spent years building technology for government and other highly regulated environments. After successfully building and selling his previous company, he's back with a new venture focused on a bold vision for the future of government work.

Statecraft is building what it calls an AI workforce, helping agencies automate the work that slows organizations down so public servants can spend more time focused on the mission. Rather than simply making individual tasks more efficient, the company's vision is to rethink how government work gets accomplished from end to end.

In this conversation, Alex shares what inspired him to launch Statecraft, why he believes the timing is right for this next evolution of AI, and how emerging technologies such as AI agents could reshape the way agencies operate.

Whether you're a government leader, technology executive, or GovCon innovator, you'll come away with a better understanding of where AI is headed, what challenges still need to be solved, and why this may be one of the most important conversations taking place in the federal market today.

To connect with Alex, follow him on LinkedIn here.
Learn more about Statecraft by visiting their webpage here.

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This article was originally published by Orange Slices PBC. View the original article here.

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