The Reserv founding leader treats urgency as a discipline, rest as part of the job, and kindness as operating infrastructure. His route from a Dartmouth fundraiser to a 600-person insurtech suggests that speed works best when trust gets there first.

Two companies, one stubborn thesis: fix the operating system of insurance claims before asking software to perform miracles. At Reserv, that habit has become a plan to move from 500,000 complex claims a year to 30 million.
Joshua Schwadron is the founder and CEO of Mighty, a New York legal-technology company reworking how injured people navigate the personal injury system. A lawyer turned repeat entrepreneur, he built and sold the consumer marketplace Betterfly, co-founded a litigation-finance firm, then launched Mighty in 2015. He is known for publicly picking a fight with what he calls 'billboard lawyers,' and in 2026 Mighty launched a free, AI-driven platform that values and negotiates car-accident claims directly for consumers.