In this high-energy episode of The Victory Podcast, host Rachel League sits down with Robert Matzkin — serial entrepreneur, investor, VC fund manager, and strategic advisor with 16+ companies founded and multiple exits under his belt.

Rob is the managing partner of Singularity Ventures, a $50M VC fund investing in breakthrough tech in AI, automotive, and cybersecurity. He also leads the Rob Matzkin Group, where he acts as a fractional CRO and CSO for companies scaling toward 9-figure valuations. From alcohol delivery startups to deep-tech investments and advising on $24B in global business operations, Rob brings a rare mix of hustle, humility, and deep investor insight.

He unpacks the truth about raising capital (hint: it's not about your idea), shares when to pivot vs. persist, how to de-risk your company for VCs, and why your financials tell a better story than your pitch deck. If you're building, scaling, or funding a startup, this is pure gold.

In this episode, Rachel League interviews Bob Luchance, founder and CEO of Riva Global, who shares his journey from professional hockey player to successful entrepreneur in the real estate and virtual assistant industries. Bob discusses the importance of teamwork, systems, and passion in achieving business success, as well as the challenges and lessons learned along the way. He emphasizes the significance of documenting processes and adapting to market changes, while also highlighting the impact of client and employee success on his definition of victory.

In this episode of the Victory Show, host Rachel League interviews Pedro Lopez-Sela, an accomplished innovation strategist and venture capital leader. They discuss Pedro's entrepreneurial journey, the importance of purpose in scaling businesses, and the transition to digital and global expansion. Pedro shares insights on building innovation hubs, supporting startups, and the dynamics of team building. He reflects on overcoming challenges, the significance of mentorship, and what victory means to him personally.

In this episode of the Victory Show, host Rachel League interviews Kevin Johnson, CEO and founder of Secure Ideas, a cybersecurity consulting firm. Kevin shares his journey into the world of IT and cybersecurity, discussing his early experiences, the transition to consulting, and the importance of mentorship and knowledge sharing. He emphasizes the significance of building a strong team, maintaining quality in consulting services, and investing in employee development. The conversation also touches on the challenges of retention and the unique people-centric approach that sets Secure Ideas apart in the cybersecurity industry. Kevin concludes with insights on defining victory in business and the future of his company.

James Bates, founder and CEO of AdviNow Medical, explains how he’s using AI and automation to eliminate the 70% of tasks that keep doctors from actually practicing medicine. From running billion-dollar divisions at Freescale and pioneering autonomous vehicles to building the world’s first fully automated medical visit platform, James shares his story of solving big problems through relentless curiosity, clear storytelling, and a passion for efficiency. If you care about healthcare costs, AI for good, or fixing broken industries—this episode is a must-watch.

Charles Arnold has launched more than 150 businesses, funded over $1 billion in capital, and helped shape industries from video games to medical wellness. In this Victory Show episode, Charles reveals what makes some founders succeed while others flounder, why he believes businesses never fail—people do, and how he’s bringing cutting-edge stem cell health solutions to the masses after rescuing a promising company from bankruptcy. Packed with stories of pivoting, coaching, and the four must-haves for any venture, this is a masterclass in resilience and reinvention for entrepreneurs at any stage.

In this episode, Nikin shares his inspiring journey from a young tech enthusiast in India to a successful founder of Green Card Inc., a platform that helps high-skilled immigrants navigate the U.S. immigration system. He discusses the importance of resilience, storytelling, and personal experiences in shaping his entrepreneurial path. Nikin emphasizes the significance of building a strong team, the challenges of scaling a startup, and the evolving definition of victory in his life. He also highlights the importance of well-being and humor in the entrepreneurial journey.

In this episode of The Victory Show, host Travis Cote interviews seasoned investor Gene Sullivan, who shares her journey through the world of entrepreneurship and investment. They discuss the common challenges businesses face, particularly the revenue plateau around a million dollars, and the importance of leadership in scaling companies. Gene emphasizes the need for CEOs to recognize when to step back and allow others to take the reins for growth. The conversation also delves into the cannabis industry, exploring its challenges, opportunities, and the evolving public perception surrounding it. Gene shares insights on the health benefits of cannabinoids and the importance of strong leadership traits in building successful companies.

In this episode, Travis Cody interviews Michael Beda, who shares his extensive experience in global business, investment, and innovation. They discuss the challenges businesses face in scaling, particularly around the $1 million revenue plateau, and explore cultural differences in business practices across various countries, including Estonia and China. Michael provides insights into the social credit system in China, the importance of credit in economic growth, and the contrasting work cultures in China, Estonia, and the US. The conversation concludes with a look at future business opportunities and the current investment landscape.

In this episode of The Victory Show, host Travis Cote interviews Matt Miolli, a successful entrepreneur and real estate leader. They discuss Matt's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a top real estate agent, the evolution of sales in the digital age, and the importance of training and systems in building a successful real estate business. Matt shares insights on the challenges of entrepreneurship, the significance of accountability, and the innovative Agent Production Academy designed to train high-performing real estate agents. The conversation concludes with Matt's vision for the future of his business and the real estate industry.