J. Christopher “Chris” Flowers is a Harvard‑trained private equity investor and managing director & CEO of J.C. Flowers & Co., the premier global firm specializing in financial‑services investments. A former Goldman Sachs partner, Flowers made his name by steering the Shinsei Bank turnaround and advising AIG and Bank of America during the 2008 financial crisis. His firm has backed marquee deals like OSB, Elephant Insurance, and Jefferson Capital.

Tyler Winklevoss is an American entrepreneur, investor, and former Olympic rower. A Harvard economics graduate and Oxford MBA, he co‑founded ConnectU and then downplayed his Facebook settlement to become one of the first Bitcoin billionaires. In 2014, he launched Gemini—now a leading regulated U.S. crypto exchange—and Winklevoss Capital, investing early in Bitcoin and backing tech startups. Notably, he is now exploring an IPO for Gemini. 

Cameron Winklevoss is an American entrepreneur, former Olympic rower, and co‑founder & President of Gemini—the regulated cryptocurrency exchange he launched with his twin brother Tyler in 2014. After co‑founding social network ConnectU and settling a high‑profile lawsuit with Facebook, the Winklevoss twins invested early in Bitcoin—owning about 1 % of all BTC by 2013—and became among the first Bitcoin billionaires. Today, they control Gemini and Winklevoss Capital Management, investing in startups and crypto innovation while maintaining a quiet, highly disciplined presence.

Bruce Kovner is a self-made hedge fund billionaire and the founder of Caxton Associates in 1983, the global macro fund he led for nearly three decades. A Harvard graduate who once drove a NYC taxi and dabbled in harpsichord before launching a career in trading, Kovner turned $3,000 borrowed on a credit card into billions—later retiring to manage his firm CAM Capital and lead elite arts and education philanthropy.

Andrew Bialecki is the co‑founder and CEO of Klaviyo, the Boston‑based marketing automation unicorn. A Harvard‑trained engineer and physicist, he bootstrapped Klaviyo since 2012 and retained a rare ~38% ownership at IPO, guiding the company to a multibillion-dollar valuation through disciplined, data‑driven growth.

Alejandro Santo Domingo is a Colombian-American financier and heir to the Santo Domingo Group, one of Latin America’s most prominent business dynasties. As managing director of Quadrant Capital Advisors and a board member of Anheuser-Busch InBev, he oversees investments spanning beverages, finance, and media.

George Kaiser is an American billionaire businessman, philanthropist, and chairman of BOK Financial Corporation. He is known for his substantial contributions to education, healthcare, and early childhood development through the George Kaiser Family Foundation. Kaiser maintains a low public profile despite his considerable wealth and influence.

Jorge Paulo Lemann is a Brazilian-Swiss billionaire, investment banker, and businessman. He is one of the founders of 3G Capital, a global investment firm known for its acquisitions of major companies such as Anheuser-Busch, Burger King, and Heinz. Lemann is also recognized for his low-profile lifestyle despite his significant wealth and influence in global business.

Eduardo Saverin is a Brazilian entrepreneur and angel investor best known as one of the co-founders of Facebook. Currently based in Singapore, he has diversified his investments across various sectors, primarily focusing on technology and finance.

Len Blavatnik is a Ukrainian-born British-American businessman, investor, and philanthropist. He is the founder and chairman of Access Industries, a privately-held industrial group, and is known for his investments in diverse sectors including natural resources, media, telecommunications, and real estate.

Kenneth C. Griffin is an American billionaire hedge fund manager, entrepreneur, and investor, best known as the founder and CEO of Citadel, a global financial institution. Griffin has made significant contributions to the finance industry through his innovative approach to hedge fund management and market making.

Sheryl Sandberg is an American technology executive, author, and philanthropist known for her role as the Chief Operating Officer of Facebook (now Meta Platforms, Inc.) and for her advocacy for women's empowerment in the workplace through her best-selling book Lean In.