Devin Abraham of Liiv

In this episode, we explore how outdated administrative systems shape the everyday experiences of communities—and how technology can help remove barriers that often go unseen. Host Monique T.

Marshall speaks with Devin Abraham , founder of Liiv , a venture transforming paper-based government processes into intelligent digital workflows. Drawing on experience in public housing, finance, technology, and entrepreneurship, we hear how reducing bureaucratic bottlenecks can accelerate access to affordable housing and other essential public services.

The conversation examines artificial intelligence as a practical tool for augmenting human work, improving public-sector efficiency, and creating systems that allow people to focus on the tasks that require judgment, care, and human connection. From scaling a startup and navigating major pivots to building trust with public agencies and defining community through accountability and shared purpose, this episode offers an insightful look at innovation that begins with real-world problems and aims to create lasting social impact.

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Devin Abraham builds at the intersection of technology, law, and government. As founder and Chairman of Liiv , an AI workflow platform for public sector clients backed by the Robin Hood Foundation, Cornell, and Brown, he's reshaping how civic institutions operate.

He holds a Cornell MBA and a ScM from Brown's School of Engineering, with a career grounded in M&A.