NationGraph

Five days in Toronto with the NationGraph team. Miami, Toronto, and San Francisco in one room. The conversations that only happen face to face. By their own account, the best one yet.

Motion piece for NationGraph's v1.0.3 product release, animated to demonstrate the platform and its new capabilities.

Shot across NationGraph's Toronto off-site in May 2026, covering workshops, the all-hands, dinners, and everything candid in between. Cut into a 71-second hype reel.

Woo Park grew up in Victoria, BC after immigrating from South Korea at age 6. His first internship as a venture capital analyst, interviewing up to ten founders a day, convinced him that to become a great investor, he first needed to experience building from the ground up. He became NationGraph's first hire after an unconventional interview: two hours grilling the founders on every reason the company might fail. Now one of the longest-serving members of the team, he works across the full breadth of the company, and holds the official title of office snack manager.

Adam Omarali started programming at 10 after his mother signed him up for a robotics summer camp — she'd coded herself and knew where things were heading. He went on to co-found Meraki, a coworking space under the Socratica network, where he was quietly assembling people he might one day build with. That community connected him to NationGraph, where his first interview with co-founder Eden left him decided: this was someone worth impressing. His boldest prediction for the company is that NationGraph will one day process 10% of all government procurement spend.