Founder & CEO, Refresh

Refresh is a customizable, all-in-one SuperApp that unifies every tool, benefit and communication channel a workforce uses, built for frontline, deskless and hybrid employees in particular. Unlike traditional HR point solutions, Refresh personalizes each employee's experience by role, employment status and geography, so every worker can reach the resources that matter to them.

The problem is one of scale. The average corporation delivers hundreds of tools to its employees, and HR teams add roughly 4.2 new apps every 30 days. That complexity is costly:

$100B+spent by corporations on HR and IT time managing tools, support and training
$400Bof value lost to employees through too many tools and too little personalization
$50Bof vendor revenue missed because employees can't reach what they've been given

Under Logan's leadership Refresh has become a trusted partner to Fortune 500 organizations, the country's largest unions and charities, with more than 3,000 integrations across HRIS, LMS, payroll and benefits systems and native modules for wellness, rewards, communications, onboarding and feedback. In 2025 SHRM selected Refresh as one of three companies from more than 500 applicants for its Workplace Tech Accelerator and made a significant investment in the company. Refresh has also been recognized by Accenture's Global HR Technology Challenge and partners with HUB International and UKG.

Co-Founder, Triangle Digital

Triangle Digital enables the transition to a climate-resilient future by linking big data directly with financial assets. The platform aggregates, homogenizes and analyzes data from utility billing to IoT sensors and ties it to assets for sustainability tracking, reporting, benchmarking and analysis, so that environmental outcomes can be issued as regulated financial instruments.

  • Environmental Finance's Innovation of the Year in Carbon Markets, 2025, for stackable carbon and co-benefit credits (water, biodiversity, PFAS, particulate matter, UN SDGs) issued as real-world assets.
  • Approximately $265 million of carbon credits issued for Dynamic Carbon Credits and Water Energy Forward as instruments banks can hold in custody, moving the market from "buy and retire" to "buy and bank."
  • Winner of the Banco Central do Brasil LIFT Data Program for COP30 with a blended-finance structure that attaches a "carbon warrant" to the debt instrument to reduce risk between lender and borrower.

Co-Founder & CIO, Balcony Partners

Balcony Partners is an SEC-registered investment advisory firm managing $100 million in assets, specializing in volatility-driven quantitative strategies and private-equity-style investments in clean energy, including residential solar and tax-credit optimization. Logan is also a sponsor of two Nasdaq-listed SPACs, GSR III and GSR IV; GSR III completed a transformational combination with Terra Innovatum, which is expanding energy access through micro-modular nuclear reactors.

Investing and advisory

An active early-stage investor with more than 100 angel investments, including Scale AI, Liquid Death and venture funds such as Scribble and Seven Seven Six. He advises a number of startups, including Diameter. More on investing

Career foundation

Logan began at Accenture as a Technology Strategy Consultant, leading teams that designed data-driven CRM systems for clients including E*TRADE. He went on to senior roles at Exis Capital, Kinyan Capital and Swiss Re, where he was part of a small team managing a $1 billion long/short equity book focused on financials and macro trades. In 2011, after a decade of executing other people's visions, he set out to build his own.

"I have a knack for seeing inefficiencies. I combine big data and Wall Street experience to break down complex structures and provide clarity by identifying and eliminating internal friction."

Boards, philanthropy and the arts

Logan is a longtime supporter of Minnesota Public Radio and of Johns Hopkins University, where he has endowed a scholarship to promote entrepreneurship, chaired the Second Decade Society and serves on the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Advisory Board. He supports the JCCA, chaired the religious school at his local synagogue and gives regularly to causes tied to education and entrepreneurship.

He has run art galleries in Minneapolis (Gallery 13) and New York (Lital Mehr Gallery), promoting emerging artists, and executive-produced several Lifetime-distributed feature films, including The Secret Life of a Celebrity, The Au Pair Nightmare, A Deadly Price for Her Pretty Face and Escaping Dad.

Education

Johns Hopkins University, dual BA in Economics and Psychology with minors in Computer Science. St. Paul Academy and Summit School, Saint Paul, Minnesota. CFA charterholder since 2004.

Personal

Originally from Minnesota, Logan lives in New York with his wife and daughter. He collects art and paints in oils, cooks nearly every night and grows his own vegetables.