Daniel Sundheim is the American billionaire founder and Chief Investment Officer of D1 Capital Partners, a high-conviction global investment firm launched in 2018. A former CIO at Viking Global with 15 years of experience, he built D1 into a multi‑billion‑dollar firm investing across public and private markets—including leading positions in Instacart and SpaceX. He also serves on boards of MoMA, NYU Langone, and Columbia Grammar.

Daniel Och is the American billionaire founder of Och‑Ziff Capital Management (rebranded as Sculptor Capital in 2019). A Wharton alumnus and former Goldman Sachs equities trader, he built Och‑Ziff into a major hedge fund managing tens of billions before stepping down in 2019. He now runs Willoughby Capital, a family office investing in tech startups like Robinhood, Coinbase, and Instacart, while leading major philanthropic initiatives. 

Chris Sacca is an American investor, entrepreneur, and former Google executive who founded Lowercase Capital, backing early-stage winners like Twitter, Uber, Instagram, Twilio, Stripe, and Kickstarter. After retiring from tech investing in 2017, he returned in 2021 through Lowercarbon Capital, channeling capital into startups focused on climate solutions and energy innovation.

Christian W. E. Haub is the German‑American CEO and majority stakeholder of Tengelmann Group, the global retail conglomerate founded by his family in 1867. Since 2018, he has consolidated leadership—acquiring a controlling share after his brother Karl‑Erivan’s disappearance—and now oversees operations in discount grocery, e-commerce, and retail across Europe and North America. He also leads Emil Capital Partners, holds board roles in Metro Inc. and Boston College, and is known for his strategic vision and reputable family legacy.  

Chase Coleman III is the founder and managing partner of Tiger Global Management, one of the most powerful hedge funds and venture firms globally. A protégé of Julian Robertson, Coleman runs public and private tech-heavy investment strategies, overseeing around $46 billion in assets while building Tiger Global into a benchmark of high-growth returns. He is also active in education and conservation philanthropy. 

Chamath Palihapitiya is a Sri Lankan‑born Canadian‑American venture capitalist and founder & CEO of Social Capital. A former senior Facebook executive (2007–2011), he rose to prominence as the so-called “SPAC King” after helping take Virgin Galactic, Opendoor, Clover Health and others public. His aggressive investment style and hefty bet on SPACs have earned him both acclaim and criticism.

Bradley Keywell is the American billionaire entrepreneur behind Uptake Technologies, an industrial AI powerhouse. A serial founder, he co-founded Groupon, Echo Global Logistics, MediaOcean, Lightbank, and Tempus, and serves as Executive Chairman at Uptake. Named EY World Entrepreneur of the Year in 2019, he’s also the creative force behind Chicago Ideas and the immersive WNDR Museum, and a signatory of The Giving Pledge. 

Ben Horowitz is a seasoned tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist, co-founding Opsware (acquired by HP for $1.6 billion in 2007) and the powerhouse firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), a VC titan now managing over $42 billion in assets. A Columbia and UCLA-trained computer scientist, Horowitz is also the author of The Hard Thing About Hard Things and What You Do Is Who You Are, and remains a leading voice on startup leadership and tech policy.

Aneel Bhusri is the co‑founder and executive chairman of Workday, the enterprise cloud software leader for finance and HR. A Stanford MBA and Brown‑educated engineer, he helped build Workday from a PeopleSoft spin‑out into a multibillion‑dollar public company and holds executive roles in venture through Greylock Partners.

Andrew Paradise is the visionary founder and CEO of Skillz (NYSE: SKLZ), the pioneering mobile esports platform that enables fair, competitive tournaments and became the first such company to go public. A former private equity analyst and serial tech founder—he holds over 90 patents and has been recognized for injecting innovation into mobile gaming and tournament monetization

Alan Gerry is a pioneering entrepreneur and the founder of Cablevision Industries, once the largest privately owned cable television company in the U.S. A self-made billionaire and former TV repairman, Gerry revolutionized rural cable access and later became a prominent philanthropist, supporting arts, healthcare, and education through the Gerry Foundation.

George Roberts is an influential figure in the world of private equity and finance, co-founding Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR), one of the world's leading global investment firms. Known for his role in shaping the leveraged buyout industry, Roberts has amassed significant wealth and has become a prominent philanthropist, particularly in the areas of education and healthcare.

Andreas von Bechtolsheim is a German-American engineer, entrepreneur, and investor, best known as one of the co-founders of Sun Microsystems and as a key early investor in Google. He has significantly influenced the tech industry through his innovations and investments.

Eyal Ofer is a billionaire Israeli shipping magnate and real estate developer. He is the Chairman of Ofer Global, Zodiac Group, and Global Holdings, and has an extensive portfolio in maritime, real estate, and technology sectors.

Eric Schmidt is an American businessman and software engineer best known for his role as the CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011. He significantly contributed to Google's growth, transforming it into a tech giant. Schmidt is also known for his involvement in various technology and philanthropy initiatives.

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.

Priscilla Chan, a pediatrician and philanthropist, is widely recognized for her work with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, which she co-founded with her husband, Mark Zuckerberg. Through her efforts, she aims to advance science, education, and opportunity for all.

Drew Houston is the co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, a leading file hosting service. A visionary in the tech industry, he has been instrumental in advancing cloud storage solutions and fostering a culture of innovation.