Eric Becker
Eric Becker is the founder and co-chairman of Cresset, an award-winning multi-family office with more than $70 billion in assets under management. A lifelong entrepreneur, Eric previously co-founded Sterling Partners, a value-added growth private equity firm that raised eight funds totaling over $5.7 billion. He is also the author of The Long Game: A Playbook for the World’s Most Enduring Companies, a study of centurion businesses, stewardship, and long-horizon leadership.
Jonathan F. Foster
Jonathan F. Foster is the Founder and Managing Partner of Current Capital Partners, a firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions advisory, corporate management services, and private equity investing. Over his career, he’s served on more than fifty boards (from Fortune 500 companies to complex restructurings) and spent a decade at Lazard as Managing Director. Jonathan is also the author of On Board: The Modern Playbook for Corporate Governance, a powerful look at how directors must engage and act to excel in today’s boardrooms.
Scott Chetham
Scott Chetham is the CEO of Faro Health, a company revolutionizing the design of clinical trials through intelligent, data-driven collaboration. A former clinical scientist from Australia turned CEO, Scott has spent decades inside the system he’s now helping to transform. Under his leadership, Faro Health is harnessing agentic AI to automate the most complex, time-consuming elements of drug development—shortening timelines, reducing costs, and ultimately making life-saving therapies accessible sooner.
Radley Meyers
Radley Meyers is a Partner at SPMB, one of the nation’s top executive search firms specializing in transformational leadership across technology and innovation sectors. Radley leads the firm’s security practice, placing Chief Information Security Officers who operate at the intersection of risk, strategy, and growth. In this episode, we explore how the Chief Information Security Officer role has evolved from a back-office function to a board-level driver of trust, culture, and enterprise resilience.
Snehal Antani
Snehal Antani is the CEO and Co-Founder of Horizon3, a cybersecurity company pioneering enhanced, autonomous penetration testing powered by AI. Before launching Horizon3, Snehal served as the CTO at Splunk and later as the first civilian CTO for the U.S. Military’s Joint Special Operations Command, where he gained a front-row seat to offensive and defensive cyber warfare. In this episode, Snehal discusses scaling from $1 million to $100 million ARR, building culture under pressure, and how AI is reshaping cybersecurity.
Benjamin Dorr
Benjamin Dorr is the CEO of WellSaid, a leading AI voice company transforming how enterprises create natural-sounding synthetic speech for learning, marketing, and product experiences. Under his leadership, WellSaid has pioneered a voice-actor-first model that pays royalties to human talent while delivering scalable, brand-safe AI voices trusted by Fortune 500 companies. In the conversation, Benjamin shares insights on the ethics of voice replication, the evolving role of AI in content creation, and what truly defines a responsible innovator.
Allan Leinwand
Allan Leinwand is the Chief Technology Officer at Webflow, where he’s guiding the evolution of a platform that makes building powerful websites simpler and more collaborative. His leadership journey spans pivotal roles as CTO of Shopify, ServiceNow, and Zynga, and SVP of Engineering at Slack. In the conversation, Allan shares lessons from scaling engineering cultures, bridging technology and business strategy, and how AI is transforming developer productivity without replacing human creativity.
Stevie Case
Stevie Case is the Chief Revenue Officer at Vanta, the market leader in automating governance, risk, and compliance so companies can scale with confidence. Before entering tech leadership, Stevie made history as the world’s first female professional gamer, a path that shaped her curiosity and resilience. At Vanta, she has grown the revenue organization from 20 to more than 500 people while expanding its global impact. In the conversation, she discusses leadership, scaling culture, and the role of brand in venture finance.
Richard Yu
Richard Yu is the Chief Product Officer at LucidLink, where he helps media giants like Warner Bros., Spotify, and Paramount securely collaborate in real time on massive files from anywhere in the world. With more than two decades in product leadership, Rich has guided companies through IPOs, acquisitions, and hyper-growth, while developing a toolkit for scaling product-market-fit businesses. In this episode, he discusses his philosophy of outcomes over output, building trust with customers, and leading through complexity.
Greg Piefer
Greg Piefer is the founder and CEO of SHINE Technologies, a pioneer in commercial fusion applications. Under his leadership, SHINE has advanced from neutron imaging and materials testing to building the world’s largest medical isotope production facility powered by fusion. Greg’s vision reframes fusion not as a distant moonshot, but as a staged, commercially viable path delivering value today while scaling toward clean energy tomorrow. His story is a must-listen for anyone with interests in science, strategy, and leadership.