Sentz (formerly MobileCoin) is a San Francisco-based fintech building a free, self-custodial mobile wallet that lets people send, save, receive and earn in stablecoins. Its dollar-pegged eUSD moves money across borders in seconds for a fraction of a cent, with end-to-end encryption and full user custody. Used in 180+ countries with deep traction in Nigeria, Sentz targets freelancers, remote workers and families sending remittances, and offers up to 8% yield through Sentz Earn.
Kathleen Schnering is the Chief Executive Officer of Clover Network, one of the largest cloud-based point-of-sale platforms in the United States. Under the Fiserv umbrella, Clover serves more than 800,000 merchants across retail, restaurant, and services verticals, processing hundreds of billions in payments annually. Schnering leads a platform generating over $2.7 billion in annual revenue with a workforce of approximately 1,500 employees, steering Clover's expansion into international markets and value-added services as it targets $4.5 billion in revenue by 2026.
Manuel Godoy is the Co-Founder and CEO of Félix, a WhatsApp-native remittance platform that uses USDC stablecoins and AI to let Latino immigrants send money home in minutes for a fraction of traditional costs. Born in Venezuela and educated at Caltech and Wharton, Godoy turned his own immigrant experience into a company that has processed over $1 billion in remittances, serves 400,000+ active users across nine countries, and raised $90.5M including a $75M Series B in April 2025 led by QED Investors.
Brian Bogosian is President, CEO, and Chairman of Sticky.io, a San Francisco-based headless CRM and subscription payments platform that processes over $12 billion annually and powers 72 million+ subscriptions. A veteran technology executive, he previously led Good Technology (formerly Visto) as Chairman, President & CEO for a decade, growing it to become the industry's first mobile enterprise unicorn valued at $1.25 billion with 500+ employees in 10 countries. He founded Salt Technology and acquired LimeLight CRM - which he rebranded as Sticky.io in 2020 - to build a comprehensive payment orchestration and ecommerce retention platform backed by $90 million in debt financing from Goldman Sachs Asset Management and others.