Reeco Horizon is operated by HorizonAI Group Ltd, a private company registered in England and Wales (company number 16439320). We are small by design — the corpus, the event graph and the calibration discipline are large; the firm that maintains them does not need to be.
The Policy desk owns the corpus and event graph, the forecasting layer, and the quarterly calibration scoring across the policy product. The Pipeline desk owns the project graph, the gate-by-gate hazard model, and the NESO and equivalent calibration. The Scope 3 desk owns the activity-data integrations, the inference hierarchy, the methodology versioning, and the assurance relationship. The engineering team — small, senior, deliberately interdisciplinary — runs the platform that all three desks share.
Every desk reports to a Head of Desk. The Heads of Desk meet weekly with the founder; the calibration outcomes meeting is monthly. Calibration drift is the single largest standing item on the calibration meeting agenda, and the only one that has never been deferred since the firm was founded.
Slowly, and into a long apprenticeship. Every new analyst joins a desk for at least six months before owning a forecast class outright. Every new engineer commits against a calibrated regression test that has to pass before merge. The recruitment cycle is intentionally long and the bar is high; the consequence is that turnover is low and the people who do join tend to stay.
We do not maintain a public team page in detail because the public-facing surface of a horizon-scanning firm should be its work, not its biographies. Clients receive named introductions to the analysts and engineers responsible for their account during onboarding. Press and analyst enquiries should be directed to press@reecohorizon.com.
HorizonAI Group Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales, incorporated on 8 May 2025, with its registered office at 48 Warwick Street, London W1B 5AW. The board comprises the founder and, since Q3 2025, a senior independent non-executive director with assurance and audit-committee experience. The firm operates under a standard UK private-company governance framework; statutory filings are public via Companies House.
We have no external investors at writing; the firm is funded from operating revenue. The decision not to take outside capital at this stage is deliberate — it preserves the freedom to make the calibration-discipline decisions that a venture-backed competitor would, in our view, struggle to make.
If you are evaluating Horizon for a real decision, the right next step is to brief the desk. We will reply within two working days, with either a one-page scope memo or one round of clarifying questions.