Bruce Welty
Earned a B.A. in mathematics from Colorado College and began specializing in warehouse management software as far back as the 1970s, a career spent building, buying, and selling supply-chain technology companies. In 2009, he co-founded Quiet Logistics, a fulfillment provider that relied on Kiva Systems' autonomous mobile robots. When Amazon acquired Kiva in 2012 and halted third-party robot sales, Welty was forced to build his own — launching Locus Robotics as an internal skunkworks project within Quiet, then spinning it out as an independent company in 2016. He served as Locus's chairman and holds 11 patents in warehouse automation and robotics.








