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Connor O’Hearn

I build small, durable companies at the seam of design, applied AI, and capital, plus the internal tools that make them run. Below is the path that got here, and what it has become.

2012 to 2016

Foundations

Shaker Heights, OH · University School · Miami University

Born and raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio. I went to University School, then to Miami University’s Farmer School of Business, where I earned a B.S. in Supply Chain and Operations Management and led in student government. It set the pattern for everything since: a habit of collecting skills, built on operations, logistics, and the discipline of running things.

2016 to 2019

Early career

Textron Aviation · Kansas to Boston

I moved to Kansas and then to Boston to sell airplanes for Textron Aviation. It taught me how to sell something genuinely complex, build relationships that last, and carry a large territory on my own.

2019 to 2021

Back to school

M.A. Geography · GIS · FAA Part 107

I went back for a graduate degree in Geography, earned a GIS certificate, and got my FAA Part 107 remote pilot certification. It added research methods, spatial analysis, and Python to the foundation.

2021 to 2024

Early AI experience

Pieces for Developers · Chief of Staff

As chief of staff at a venture-backed AI developer-tools startup, I led cross-functional work and owned the company’s Microsoft partnership, from the first pitch to a featured spot at Microsoft Build and a co-sell pilot. I learned how to turn a relationship into a flagship proof point.

2024 to now

Out on my own

2555 Ventures · Founder and operator

I build and operate production AI systems for businesses, most visibly MOCO, an autonomous multi-agent marketing platform, alongside an applied-AI consulting practice. I design the systems, ship them, and run them.

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