Brodie Haupt is the CEO and co-founder of Australian digital lending and payments provider WLTH. He has extensive experience in the financial services, lending, fintech and proptech industries. Brodie has founded and developed numerous businesses in the finance sector including Moneymgmt, properlytics and Inception Wealth Group, and is currently focused on building and growing WLTH’s payment and banking footprint globally. Brodie is an alumnus of Oxford University, Saïd Business School, and Harvard Business School, and is recognised as a thought leader in the e-payments and lending space.

Steve Torso is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Wholesale Investor, the largest capital raising platform in Australia, showcasing Private, Pre-IPO and ASX Listed companies to over 31,000+ high-net-worth and professional investors. He is a regular contributor to the media on the Private investment space, including the AFR, BRW, Sydney Morning Herald, Startup Smart, Smart Company Sky Business Switzer and Switzer.com.au. Lastly, he is also considered an opinion leader for companies who are seeking to raise capital. He has been a keynote presenter at events for the Australian Stock Exchange, Macquarie University, UTS, Queensland Government, WA Chamber of Commerce, AusBiotech, Thomson Reuters, Commercialisation Australia, DLA Piper and PwC.

Check out his website: Capital Raising - Asset Management | CRIISP

Nic Blair is the founder of Midnight Health, a digital healthcare startup that recently raised $4mil from nib after the success of their first two brands Youly (women's healthcare) and Stagger (men's healthcare). Prior to launching Midnight Health, Nic founded digital marketing agency Search Factory in 2011, which was later acquired by global media group Dentsu. He has been recognised in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50, Anthill 30under30 and was a winner at the 2019 Australian Young Entrepreneur Awards.

Nati Harpaz is the former Managing Director of Catch.com.au and now Co-Founder of TradeSquare.

For more info visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/natiharpaz/?originalSubdomain=cy

Simpology is an end-to-end digital mortgage solution that puts the consumer at the centre of the experience. Established in 2012 with first product commercialised in 2015, it provides dynamic real time access to comprehensive lender information, including up-to-date loan data, serviceability calculations, business rules, policy guidelines and lender documents, with automated update alerts. It saves banks and brokers time and money by minimising recalculations and providing tools powered by live lender logic, removing the need to manually monitor the market or assessment rules.

Founder and CEO, Kate Gubbins, is changing the mortgage game - with the aim of helping Australians get more convenient and faster loan approvals through their bank or broker.

Jeremy Goldschmidt founded RentBetter in 2016. Prior to that he was an ANZ Bank Wealth Strategist and Management Consultant for Boston Consulting Group, Capgemini, Blackdot and IBM. RentBetter was developed as a solution to the lack of simple, effective and centralised solutions for end-to-end property management tools for Australian property owners. RentBetter’s technology was specifically designed to reduce costs, drive efficiency and improve back-office processes, as well as improve compliance to reduce risk.

John is the Co-Founder and CEO of Superhero, a revolutionary investment platform making trading in Australian markets accessible to everyone. He founded the business with Wayne Baskin in 2018 and Superhero officially launched in September 2020. In just over a year, there are now over 140,000 Aussies using Superhero to invest both in the Australian and U.S. markets.

Gautam is the Founder and CEO of inkl, a news service that bundles coverage from the world’s best publishers (like The New York Times and Financial Times) into a single subscription. Originally from India, Gautam spent his 20s studying and working in the US. After completing an MBA from Wharton, he worked as a management consultant before moving to Australia in 2008. Soon after, he joined Fairfax Media to lead the Strategy, Data, and Research teams. At Fairfax, Gautam led the launch of paywalls for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald, and of smh.tv (the precursor to Stan). Gautam started inkl to make access to reliable information easy, fast and affordable for readers around the world. inkl’s goal is to help readers stay on top of rapidly growing information needs while also circumventing fake news and clickbait. Gautam believes inkl’s model can also help publishers find a path to sustainability by creating a news service that more readers around the world will be willing to pay for.

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