Anthony Girand
Also known as Tony Girand, Anthony Girand is a JD/MBA attorney, AI founder, SaaS operator, startup builder, and business development executive working across law, finance, healthcare, compliance, fintech, and regulated markets.
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Anthony Girand at a Glance
Also known as Tony Girand, a JD/MBA attorney, AI founder, SaaS operator, and business development executive working across law, finance, healthcare, and regulated markets.
Current Work
Three decades across law, Wall Street, SaaS, and AI — connected by a single mission: building systems that create measurable outcomes.
CEO, HedgeNova
Building the future of algorithmic trading for individual investors. Democratizing access to institutional-grade quantitative strategies.
Attorney & MoCRA Compliance
JD from University of Baltimore, MBA from Duke Fuqua. Startup law, regulatory compliance, and AI-driven MoCRA solutions for cosmetics brands.
AI Founder & SaaS Executive
CRO-level revenue leadership across enterprise SaaS, paired with hands-on work building AI-driven, agentic compliance and trading systems.
Wall Street & Enterprise SaaS
VP at Morgan Stanley & Credit Suisse advising UHNW clients. Drove ARR from $8M→$18M at Scoro; $5M→$11M at Decile. CRO-level operating experience.
Co-Founder, VoyagerMed
Co-founded and led healthcare access startup connecting patients with leading U.S. physicians. Acquired.
AI-Driven Compliance Systems
Applying AI to MoCRA compliance workflows for cosmetics and personal care brands — registration tracking, safety substantiation, and reporting.
Career Highlights
Press and Public References
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Latest Writing
View all articlesThe Credential Audit: Why Your AI Agents Need Their Own IAM
Shared API keys for AI agents are a ticking compliance liability. Here's why founders need agent-specific identity architecture before NIST's interoperability guidance forces the issue.
Finance & FintechBeyond Access Control: Why Agentic Intent is the New Security Frontier
Access control answers who can act. It cannot answer what an autonomous agent intends. Founders must govern intent at runtime, not just permissions.
Law & ComplianceBeyond Vendor Safety: Why Founders Must Build Custom Agent Kill-Switches
Relying on vendor safety platforms alone leaves founders exposed. Here's why proprietary, hard-coded circuit breakers are now a non-negotiable part of deploying autonomous agents.
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