Leonardo Cordero is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Abiquity Inc., a company dedicated to helping businesses prepare for the emerging Al economy by building machine-readable, trustworthy digital identities.
After nearly two decades leading enterprise technology initiatives through wiSource and The Payments Lab, Leonardo recognized a fundamental shift taking place. Customers were no longer relying exclusively on traditional search engines. Increasingly, Al systems were becoming the first point of research, comparison, recommendation, and eventually autonomous commerce.
Earlier in his career, he was co-founder and Chief Strategy Advisor at Liquid Carrot, an open-source AI framework for building neural networks and deep-learning models through neuro-evolution in JavaScript.
His work at Abiquity Inc. focuses on one central challenge: ensuring businesses can be clearly understood, accurately resolved, and confidently trusted by AI systems before those systems recommend or transact with them.
Leonardo believes the next decade will redefine how businesses are discovered. Rather than competing only for search rankings, organizations will increasingly compete to become trusted entities that intelligent systems can understand, verify, and confidently include in their recommendations.
Under his leadership, Abiquity Inc. has developed methodologies around digital identity, entity resolution, information consistency, structured data, trust infrastructure, and long-term identity management. The company's mission is not to manipulate Al systems, but to help organizations build a clear, accurate, and durable digital foundation that supports discoverability across answer engines, Al assistants, and future agentic commerce platforms.
He continues to advise organizations on artificial intelligence, enterprise modernization, and the future of digital commerce.
His work is driven by a simple belief: before Al can recommend a business, it must first understand and trust that business.