Reeve Benaron

Founder and Co-CEO

Reeve Benaron is a technology entrepreneur and executive best known as the Founder, Chairman, and Co-CEO of Intrivo Diagnostics, a healthcare diagnostics platform launched in 2020.

About Reeve

Born in Israel and raised in Los Angeles from the age of nine, Reeve developed a global perspective and resilient mindset early in life. The experience of adapting between cultures instilled independence, discipline, and a deep appreciation for both innovation and community. Growing up in a high-achievement environment that emphasized education, athletics, and entrepreneurship, he cultivated a strong work ethic and a natural inclination toward leadership and problem-solving. Reeve is an entrepreneur and technology-focused builder known for his forward-looking vision at the intersection of data, media, and emerging technologies.

Healthcare Innovation

Benaron also became deeply involved in health technology. That work eventually led to the creation of Intrivo Diagnostics. “Healthcare innovation often moves slowly,” he says. “But when the need is urgent, technology can help deliver solutions much faster.”

Values

Throughout his career, Benaron has relied on a simple personal framework. He describes it in three words: courage, clarity, and humanity.

Life Beyond Business

Reeve enjoys endurance athletics such as triathlons, hiking and backcountry expeditions. He's highly passionate about emerging technology exploration.

Blog Posts

News & Interviews

Reeve Benaron on Building a Career with Purpose, Not Predictability

Careers rarely unfold exactly as planned, and Reeve Benaron wouldn’t have it any other way. From investment banking to technology, healthcare, and venture investing, each chapter has been driven by a willingness to explore new ideas and solve meaningful problems.

AI and the Future of Enterprise Productivity: Why Workflow Intelligence Will Replace Traditional SaaS Tools

Enterprise software has delivered enormous value over the past two decades. Software as a service tools helped companies organize information, standardize processes, and scale operations in ways that were not possible before.