We have with us today a successful Co-founder, entrepreneur, and investor who is currently helping friends/peers launch their businesses. He has made at least 36 angel investments since his company's acquisition at the beginning of 2020. He received his Engineering degree from the University of Florida and began his career as a sales engineer with Trane for 5 years before starting Ravti, an innovative HVAC management software platform for large property owners

Success comes in many different forms, Alex Rangel discovered his through building a multi-million dollar HVAC software platform, Ratvi. He transitioned his experience into now writing over 40 angel investments checks in startups around the world, find out how he built his angel investment portfolio from his parents basements to an investor Y-Combinator demo day.

You might know Meg Epstein from winning Entrepreneur of the Year at the 2022 NEXT Awards for founding CA South Development. But in this episode of The Cap Table, we dive into how she got her start in real estate development from finding herself in construction during the recession, to raising her first million by cold calling, to now leaving a legacy on Nashville through multiple different projects.

From starting a lawn care roll up at 14 years old to now managing over 395 million dollars in venture capital, Joe Maxwell understands what it takes to place the right bets. Tune in to hear about starting a fund, what big investors look for in companies, and how timing can make a big difference on this Episode of the Cap Table.

Investing normally is viewed through one lens – expend money with the expectation of achieving a profit. However, in todays episode, our guest, Chris Blair views investing a different way. Through people and music. He combined the two to create The Listening Room Cafe, which has taken Nashville by storm over the past decade. Find out how to build wealth through relationships, passion, and just plain hard work in this episode of The Cap Table.

Did you know that only a few banks are created each year? We sat down with Harry Allen, cofounder and Chief Relationship Officer at Studio Bank, to hear all about raising $40M from over 250 investors to build one of only 8 banks started in 2018. Harry has an amazing story of being an impact banker and using a customer focused and tech driver approach for Studio Bank: a local and trusted bank using a tech, customer focused approach and growing AUM from 0 to $750 million.

Raising capital over the past few years have been.. Interesting. Steven McClurg shares about his career in decentralized finance, why it’s the future, the difference in currency value, and how his role as CIO at Valkyrie has grown into managing $1Billion worth of assets, all in digital currencies. Whether you’re a sophisticated crypto investor or simply crypto curious, come behind the scenes with us to hear how digital assets are shaping the future.

Ever wonder how Venture Capital Partners got their start? Find out how our guest, Andrea Walne went from dropping out of NYU to investing in pre-IPO companies as the General Partner at Manhattan Venture Partners in a time span of only 10 years.  It’s a story full of twists and turns, being at the right place at the right time, and striving to be in the room with the smartest people.

How can angel investors help startups more than just writing the first check? Well on today’s episode, our guest Clark Landry who was named the 2019 Angel Investor of the Year made himself known as someone who helps early stage founders raise money by using his connections to meet the top investors all over Los Angeles and beyond. He’s been the early investor of companies like AngelList, Crexi, Scopely and more, and has a knack at being in the right place at the right time. Let’s dive in

This is the Cap Table. The podcast with intricate investor conversations that you've never heard before. From angel investors, to partners in billion dollar funds. We bring you behind the scenes, highlighting instrumental investors who back the future of startups in the US. The people who take risks, build empires, and focus on building the next generation of success. Many people focus on founders and people who build companies, but we want to bring to light those who are arguably riskier to put a lot of upfront money to support founders' dreams. Follow along our journey on finding the secret sauce on the untold world of investing.