Quorum

Quorum builds AI-powered software for government affairs professionals. Its platform brings together legislative tracking across the US federal and state levels, grassroots advocacy campaign management, stakeholder relationship management and PAC management in a single AI-connected workspace, supported by patented platform technology. The product line also includes policy influencer advertising and the KnowWho government contact database, which helps policy teams identify and reach policymakers. The company was founded in 2014 by Harvard classmates Alex Wirth and Jonathan Marks, who turned a Harvard project into a business.

Quorum serves more than 2,000 customers across the corporate government relations, public affairs, advocacy and campaign sectors, including more than half of the Fortune 100. The company operates in over 30 countries, with offices in four nations and a presence in the United States and the European Union. Its technical work spans artificial intelligence and machine learning, legislative intelligence and policy data aggregation, advertising technology, CRM and contact/relationship database management.

With over 350 employees, Quorum has grown as a bootstrapped, self-funded company without outside funding. Development is product-led and customer-centric: customer feedback is described as driving every product decision. The company states a mission-driven focus on transforming how public affairs teams work.