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Headshots


Bios
Short bio
Dr. Tali Režun builds software with AI agents and teaches leaders and developers to do the same. He is Vice Dean of Frontier Technologies at COTRUGLI Business School, a serial entrepreneur for 30 years, the builder of The Curator and Lumina, and the author of From Lab to Life.
Long bio
Dr. Tali Režun is a Slovenian serial entrepreneur, academic and technologist. Since 2024 he has built production software with AI coding agents, without being a developer by training, and he teaches leaders and developers to do the same. He is Vice Dean of Frontier Technologies and a professor at COTRUGLI Business School, where he created and leads Chasing Jarvis, a hands-on AI agents program in the Vanguard MBA. He started his first company at 18 and has been building companies for 30 years. Each one began with a bet on a technology before it was obvious: digital recording in 1997, which led to a studio and the record label Hipersound Records; search and content that adds value, through tourism ventures and the agency Online Guerrilla; blockchain and on-chain communication from 2016; and, since 2024, AI agents. His current builds include The Curator, an open-source, local-first second brain and memory layer for AI agents (github.com/talirezun/the-curator), and Lumina, EU-compliant AI agents that answer a business's customers from its own documents (luminawidget.xyz). He holds a Doctor of Business Administration from COTRUGLI Business School, with research on content-driven online brand equity. In 2018 he received the Beyond 4.0 Award from the Adriatic Council, and in 2020 he became a UN/CEFACT expert at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). He writes From Lab to Life, field notes from real builds published on Substack and Medium, and advises leadership teams on AI strategy and AI-augmented organisations. He speaks and teaches in English, Slovenian and Croatian, and is learning Italian and is based in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Usage notes
Clear space
Keep one character cell (0.6em) free on every side of the wordmark. It is already built into the SVG and PNG files, so do not crop them.
Minimum size
Use the wordmark at 96px wide or larger. Below that, use the icon.
Don't recolour
Letters in the text colour, the underscore cursor in gold. Pick the for-light-bg, for-dark-bg, black or white file that fits your background. Never re-set the name in another typeface, make it italic or track it out.
One mark at a time
Never place the icon beside the wordmark, and never add a descriptor or "Dr." to the logo. On photos, place the logo only on a solid dark panel.
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