On Episode 33 of Self Equity we sit down with Kendall Williamson, safety for the Los Angeles Chargers. Kendall’s journey through the NFL has given him a front row seat to the realities of money, contracts, and self worth in a league where nothing is guaranteed. We’re talking about how his mindset around value has changed, what stability really means when your career is uncertain, and how he’s utilizing his network as a Stanford alumni to build on his brand beyond football. Joining as Co-host today is Ryan Lynch, Financial Advisor for the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group.

Each quarter we take a step back to look at what's been happening in the markets, what trends are shaping the economy, and what investors should be paying attention to in the months ahead. This episode was recorded on 3-24-26 and does not account for any information following.

On episode 32 of Self Equity, were joined by Kellen Mond, former SEC quarterback and one of the most accomplished signal callers in Texas A&M history. Kellen was a four year starter for the Aggies, throwing for over 9,600 yards with 71 touchdowns, while adding more than 1,600 rushing yards and 22 rushing scores on the ground. He led Texas A&M to an Orange Bowl win after the 2020 season and built a reputation for durability, leadership, and consistency while competing in the SEC. He was selected in the third round of the 2021 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings and went on to spend time with the Vikings, Browns, and Colts, experiencing the NFL from inside multiple locker rooms and systems. In this episode, we talk about Kellen’s journey - from being a long time college starter to navigating life as a professional quarterback, the realities of the NFL, leadership, resilience, and what he’s taken from every stage of his career. Joining me as co host for todays episode is Ryan Lynch, Financial Advisor for the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group.

On episode 31 of Self Equity, were joined by Josh Rawitch, President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Josh has spent his career inside Major League Baseball and now leads an institution built on legacy. We talk about building career equity, thinking long term about wealth, and what Josh has learned from Hall of Fame players across generations about money, identity, and life after peak earning years. This episode is co-hosted by Scott Zelniker, Managing Director for the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group.

On episode 30 of Self Equity, were joined by Adewale “Wale” Ogunleye, former Pro Bowl defensive end, an Indiana University legend, and a player who fought his way from undrafted free agent to becoming one of the NFL’s most respected leaders. But what makes Wale’s story stand out isn’t just what he accomplished on the field, its the purpose he found after football. Today, he works directly with professional athletes, helping them navigate the financial realities, pressures and decisions that come with sudden success. His mission is to help athletes protect themselves, build real wealth and create a life that outlasts the game. This episode is co-hosted by Jordan Zelniker, Wealth Strategy Associate for the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group.

On episode 29 of Self Equity, were joined by Kenny Roth, Award‑winning AD and UPM. On this episode, Kenny talks to the reality behind hit shows like Brooklyn Nine‑Nine and Nobody Wants This. Kenny shares what it’s like to manage time, money, and people under high pressure, and how his leadership philosophy has evolved over decades in the industry.

On episode 28 of Self Equity, were joined by 30th Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Jonathan Greenert. From submarine missions beneath the surface to shaping national strategy at the highest levels of government, Admiral Greenert brings a wealth of hard-earned wisdom on leadership, decision-making, and navigating uncertainty. Co hosting today's show is Jordan Zelniker, Wealth Strategy Associate at the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group.

Each quarter we take a step back to look at what's been happening in the markets, what trends are shaping the economy, and what investors should be paying attention to in the months ahead. This episode was recorded on 1-6-25 and does not account for any information following.

On Episode 27 of Self Equity, we’re joined by Binuk Kodituwakku, Chief Football Strategy Officer at Duke University. He leads the program’s approach to Name, Image and Likeness, roster strategy, and analytics. We’ll explore how Duke is innovating in NIL and preparing athletes for long-term success on and off the field. Co-hosting today's show is Ryan Lynch, Financial Advisor at the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group

On Episode 26 of Self Equity, we’re joined by Eric Venn-Watson, a visionary entrepreneur and co-founder of Seraphina Therapeutics. Alongside his wife, Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson, Eric is pioneering a new frontier in health science with the discovery of C15:0 - a fatty acid that’s challenging everything we thought we knew about nutrition and longevity. In this episode, Eric shares his journey from startup grit as part of the military to scientific breakthrough, the story behind Fatty15, and what it means to build a mission-driven company that’s rooted in both love and science. We’ll dive into the challenges of scaling a health brand, the power of partnership, and how Eric defines self equity in the context of purpose, resilience, and impact. Co-hosting today's show is Scott Zelniker, Managing Director at the Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group