Enquire Names Barry Hurewitz as CEO

May 28, 2026
Enquire has appointed Barry Hurewitz as its new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founder Cenk Sidar. Hurewitz, a veteran of UBS and Morgan Stanley, will lead the company's next phase of AI-powered research expansion.

Enquire has appointed Barry Hurewitz as Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founder Cenk Sidar, announced in a press release. Hurewitz joined Enquire as president in June 2025 and brings more than three decades of experience in financial research and analytics.

Before joining Enquire, Hurewitz served as Chief Operating Officer of Research at UBS, where he founded UBS Evidence Lab, and previously held leadership roles at Morgan Stanley and McKinsey. He also founded AlphaWise and helped organize the consortium behind Visible Alpha, which was acquired by S&P Global in 2024.

Under Hurewitz’s leadership, Enquire plans to accelerate the growth of its AI-powered research infrastructure and expand enterprise adoption. The company’s platform integrates expert networks, AI moderation, and institutional knowledge systems to support clients such as Capital Group, General Atlantic, American Airlines, UBS, and Microsoft.

Enquire’s roadmap includes advancing its AI-led interview and research workflows to become more adaptive and self-learning. These systems are designed to conduct dynamic expert interviews and synthesize market perspectives to improve analytical outputs across various investment and corporate strategy use cases.

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