Founding team

Built at Stanford, generating value at the Port of Los Angeles.

We started Seaquence at Stanford University after spending time on the ground at terminals in Los Angeles, where out-of-order deliveries result in expensive rehandles, queueing trucks and avoidable emissions. Seaquence is building the tools we heard industry veterans ask for, narrowing the gap between high-level strategy and complex operations.

Founders

Blake Jones in a Seaquence hard hat on a vessel at the Port of Los Angeles, with quay cranes behind him.

Co-founder and CEO

Blake Jones

Blake leads strategy, finance and operations at Seaquence, informed by work on the ops teams at Pier 400 and WBCT in the Port of Los Angeles. Earlier, he was an engagement manager at McKinsey & Co., advising investors, OEMs and operators in the mobility space. He holds an MBA from Stanford, where he was an Arjay Miller Scholar, and a degree in economics from Harvard, with high honors.

Stanford GSB · HarvardMcKinsey & Co. · APM Terminals · Ports America

Spencer Adams-Rand wearing a headset and safety vest in the cab of yard equipment at a terminal.

Co-founder and CTO

Spencer Adams-Rand

Spencer leads product and engineering at Seaquence. He spent six years at Treasure Data and RingCentral, where he built data systems that queried billions of rows, and has built physical things his whole life, including a hybrid race car. He holds degrees in mechanical engineering from Dartmouth and physics from Skidmore, and an MBA from Stanford, where he was a Botha Chan Innovation Fellow.

Stanford GSB · Dartmouth · SkidmoreTreasure Data · RingCentral

Currently piloting withat Pier 400, Los Angeles

Seaquence is supported byTomKat Center for Sustainable Energy, Stanford UniversityStanford Ecopreneurship

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