Standing Table Podcast

CEO, Apex Fintech Solutions

Bill Capuzzi isn’t chasing a personal victory lap, but he does think that if Apex is holding your money, you deserve to know who he is and what Apex does.

As CEO of Apex Fintech Solutions, Bill has spent decades building the infrastructure behind the investing apps millions of people use every day. Apex custodies 40 million end-investor accounts — and while most investors recognize the app on their phone, fewer know the company actually safeguarding their assets.

At Minetta Tavern with Dan and Guy, Bill explains how a drive to eliminate friction — from walls upon walls of paper to accounts that open in seconds today — led him to build one of the most influential companies in retail investing.

Chief Market Strategist, SoFi

What happens when you basically roll a grenade down the hallway of your life at the age of 32? You pack up your cat, leave Wisconsin, and bet everything on Wall Street.

Liz Thomas, head of investment strategy at SoFi, started over with nothing but Bitty the cat and a dream. Now she’s the breadwinner, the market guru on your screens, and proof that taking the risk pays off. Over a meal at Harry’s, Liz breaks down why she jumped from a century-old bank to a pre-public fintech and why you should never wait to be noticed.

Managing Director, FirstMark Capital

How do you become a minority Yankees owner? Start with a Nigerian Prince email. Then prove you saw the future of sports before anyone else did.

Rick Heitzmann has made a career seeing around corners —backing Airbnb, Pinterest, and DraftKings before anyone else. Now he’s betting big on digital health, defending AI to Congress (voluntarily), and explaining why merch is the leading indicator for women’s sports. Plus: the definitive ruling on whether grown men should wear jerseys to games. Spoiler: Guy Adami has strong opinions.

Founder and Managing Partner, SkyBridge; Founder and Chairman, SALT

What happens when you show up to Goldman Sachs in a 100% polyester suit — and your Italian mother still tells the deli owner you work at a law firm?

Anthony Scaramucci pulls no punches on wealth inequality, why Wall Street missed the globalization warning signs, and what cotton, linen, and Bitcoin have in common. From tenant farmers in Southern Italy to Wall Street comebacks, the Mooch explains why gratitude beats everything.

Join us for real stories, real talk, and real good food starting on Tuesday, May 12. All served up with a spicy splash of Dan and Guy.