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Greg Fleming discusses his career in financial services and his role as CEO of Rockefeller Capital Management, which provides comprehensive advice to wealthy families. He explains the firm’s growth, approach to private-market investing and diversification, and use of AI to improve advisor productivity while preserving personalized client relationships.

TJ Parker discusses his return to operating as CEO of General Medicine after founding PillPack and spending several years investing. He outlines General Medicine’s mission to become a seamless, consumer-focused healthcare storefront by combining transparent pricing, medical records, pharmacy access, and AI-enabled infrastructure. He also reflects on lessons from PillPack and explains how his healthcare expertise and experienced team position the company to simplify interactions with the broader medical system.

Joowon Kim discusses leaving Ramp to co-found Melius, an AI-powered creative platform that has raised $25 million. He outlines Melius’s tools for generating and editing media, its enterprise customers and integrations, and his vision of enabling anyone to turn their imagination into creative content.

Rick Dungey, executive director of the National Christmas Tree Association, discusses the Christmas tree industry, including farming, demand planning, White House tree selection, and proper tree care. He also highlights the association’s advocacy work and Trees for Troops, a charitable program providing Christmas trees to military families.

Dylan Field discusses Figma’s new Design Agent, emphasizing its ability to enhance designers’ creativity and productivity rather than replace them. The Figma co-founder and CEO also explores specialized AI models, human judgment, transparency around AI-generated work, and the importance of using AI to expand original thinking instead of automating it away.

Hardik Kabaria discusses his background as Vinci’s co-founder and CEO, drawing on a Stanford PhD and eight years developing manufacturing software at 3D-printing company Carbon. He explains Vinci’s physics foundation model, which helps semiconductor companies automate thermal analysis, accelerate time to market, and improve product performance while preserving data privacy through on-premises deployment. He also outlines plans to expand into mechanical and electromagnetic physics following the company’s $250 million fundraise.