Meet the 2026 Power Partners in AI, Technology & Development

Seattle-based Yoodli, for example, is a learning platform that makes it possible for enterprise teams to roleplay high-stakes conversations using AI, making training sessions more interactive. “What sets Yoodli apart is that it goes well beyond AI roleplay as a standalone feature,” says Marcelo Miraglino, CEO of Buenos Aires-based consulting firm Sellutions. “It brings learning, practice, feedback, certification, and performance insight into a single, coherent experience.”

Other Power Partners tailor their products for specific fields. Wilmington, Delaware-based Filmustage helps Hollywood studios cut down pre-production planning with AI. The tool analyzes scripts to create production plans and build shooting schedules using AI. “It doesn’t replace my human brain,” says Kseniya Yorsh, co-founder of AYCE Film Productions, “but it significantly helps with tedious tasks that go into script breakdown, scheduling, and budgeting.”

And as people increasingly turn to AI chatbots, it’s more important than ever for companies to publish their own content. That’s where Beehiiv comes in. The New York City-based publishing platform makes it easy for businesses to assemble newsletters, podcasts, and other content. The firm has also launched Beehiiv Agent, an AI tool that gives publishers insights into their content and audience using prompts. It’s just one more example of a Power Partner helping business owners quickly adapt to the rapidly evolving age of AI—and helping their bottom lines in the process.

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