Aditi KapadiaGuest
Arielle TuckerHost

And I really look up to you in that space, like the things that you're building and the community that you're creating in AI.


So tell us a little bit about your background and then also kind of what led you into being so AI forward in your work.

Yeah, I think I've always been fascinated and interested in technology before I started WealthIQ, which is my cross-border firm.

I spent the last leg of my corporate career building a robo advisory product, a robo investment product.

So essentially, for those on the podcast that don't know what that means, it's essentially it's automated investing.

So you section in a certain portion of your money and it starts to invest with how you indicate your risk tolerance and your risk profile is.

That experience changed my thinking in terms of how wealth management and investment management can be scaled with technology in such a simple way for people.

It's such a forward-thinking institution in how it really encourages its students that are going through the MBA program to really consider hanging out with startups.

And that's when I started to be more and more interested in the fintech space and built a community of people that were really forward-thinking in the way that they were changing healthcare and finance.

I know you and I both came from the FinTech space and it is like very exciting world.

And then you try to merge that with like highly regulated, old, outdated rules.

And how do you like navigate that as someone who's thinking a little bit ahead? And then from the compliance side, that's something that I know that I've been struggling with, that you've been struggling with, and a lot of the people in the community that were having this conversation.


And I really look up to you in that space, like the things that you're building and the community that you're creating in AI.


So tell us a little bit about your background and then also kind of what led you into being so AI forward in your work.

Yeah, I think I've always been fascinated and interested in technology before I started WealthIQ, which is my cross-border firm.

I spent the last leg of my corporate career building a robo advisory product, a robo investment product.

So essentially, for those on the podcast that don't know what that means, it's essentially it's automated investing.

So you section in a certain portion of your money and it starts to invest with how you indicate your risk tolerance and your risk profile is.

That experience changed my thinking in terms of how wealth management and investment management can be scaled with technology in such a simple way for people.

It's such a forward-thinking institution in how it really encourages its students that are going through the MBA program to really consider hanging out with startups.

And that's when I started to be more and more interested in the fintech space and built a community of people that were really forward-thinking in the way that they were changing healthcare and finance.

I know you and I both came from the FinTech space and it is like very exciting world.

And then you try to merge that with like highly regulated, old, outdated rules.

And how do you like navigate that as someone who's thinking a little bit ahead? And then from the compliance side, that's something that I know that I've been struggling with, that you've been struggling with, and a lot of the people in the community that were having this conversation.
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