About Kedaro

Kedaro builds infrastructure for value that existing systems don’t account for.

Clean air. Ecological function. The unmeasured labour inside a supply chain — consequential, quantifiable, economically invisible. Not because the science is unsettled, but because nothing carries it into markets, institutions, or the hands of the people generating the value.

Doing this requires four things at once: the science, the legal architecture, the financial mechanism, and the design that makes it legible. Kedaro’s founders hold all four as careers, not adjacent interests — each having taken work the whole distance, from research to operation.

The team

Portrait of Daniela Gandorfer

Daniela Gandorfer, PhD, MSc.

CEO — Tech Governance & Strategic Partnerships

Daniela’s background spans fields that rarely share a room: quantum physics, literature, and a master’s in financial engineering from LSE. The breadth isn’t incidental — it’s the source of the thinking. She applied that combined rigour to the intersection of finance, law, and emerging technology, and conceived Kedaro and Breayz as systems long before they existed as products. The LoPh Lab, which she founded, is where the research behind that work lives. Multiple international awards — including the Young Scientist Award, Austrian Blockchain recognition, UKRI and World Omosiroi prizes — suggest the field caught up with her thinking rather than the other way around.

Portrait of Professor Brendon Noble

Professor Brendon Noble, FRSB FRSA

Co-Founder, Leader & Executive

Brendon is a seasoned scientific entrepreneur and C-suite leader who has spent three decades translating complex technological breakthroughs into venture-backed commercial realities. A former member of the UK Government’s Green Economy Pathfinder Board, he brings rare operational execution to high-growth markets. Having driven multiple ventures from inception through regulatory pathways to commercialization — securing strategic partnerships with global leaders like Pfizer and Novartis, alongside major EU backing — Brendon bridges deep academic pedigree (Cambridge, Edinburgh) with proven governance and large-scale resource mobilization. As Director of the Institute for Healthy Urban Living, former CEO of the UK Stem Cell Foundation, and Honorary Consultant to UN UNITAR, he delivers a rigorous, market-focused approach to scaling early-stage innovation.

Portrait of Danielle Wildermuth

Danielle Wildermuth, LL.M.

CFO — Compliance & Operations

There are people who understand financial structure, and people who understand legal accountability, and people who know how to operate under genuine pressure. Danielle is unusual for having all three — and for the very different places each one came from. Her LL.M. in international commercial dispute resolution, completed at Westminster with Distinction, is the academic foundation. Years working M&A and post-acquisition compliance is where she learned how deals hold or fall apart in practice. Before that came International Affairs and Security Policy at George Washington University, and a commission into the US Army through Georgetown — where she learned that structures which hold up under pressure are always designed in from the start, never corrected for later. Breayz was built with that understanding in the room from day one.

Portrait of Zulaikha Ayub

Zulaikha Ayub, MDesS, MA

CMO — Product & Design

Zulaikha was making the invisible visible before Breayz existed — as a designer, researcher, and educator whose work in defense security infrastructure had long circled the same question: how do you map systems most people never see, and make their stakes legible to the people they affect? Trained as an architect and designer at Cooper Union, Harvard, and Princeton, her practice has always tracked the relationship between data, space, and the stories people tell about their environments — curating exhibitions on air and breath, building NFT collections around environmental data, speaking at SXSW and re:publica Berlin about turning complex information into something people can actually feel ownership over. When Kedaro was taking shape, she wasn’t a creative director looking for a brief. She was someone who’d already been working the same problem from the inside. As Co-Director and Chief Creative of the LoPh Lab, she makes sure complexity is never a reason to disengage.