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Yes — a founder writing and speaking publicly under their own name adds a credible, independent-feeling voice to the mix, and founder commentary often gets picked up, quoted, and linked in ways that generic company content does not.
A named person with real expertise saying something specific tends to read as more trustworthy than an unattributed company blog post, both to humans and to a model weighing credibility. It also tends to travel further — other people quote and respond to a founder's take more readily than to marketing copy.
Wally drafts founder-led replies and posts for the channels where your buyers already are, so the founder's voice becomes part of the public record without demanding hours of daily writing.