Eric Glyman is the co-founder and CEO of Ramp, the New York fintech that turned the corporate credit card upside down by rewarding companies for spending less, not more. A Las Vegas native and Harvard economics graduate, he first built the price-tracking app Paribus, sold it to Capital One in 2016, then launched Ramp in 2019 with Karim Atiyeh and Gene Lee. In under seven years he grew Ramp to more than 40,000 business customers and a $32 billion valuation, championing a vision of AI-run 'self-driving money' where finance work happens in the background without anyone asking.
Marc Atiyeh is the co-founder and CEO of Pawp, a 24/7 digital veterinary clinic that gives pet parents unlimited text, call, and video access to vets for a flat monthly fee plus an emergency fund. Born and raised in Beirut and trained as an electrical and computer engineer at Harvard, he cut his teeth scaling fintech startups Paribus and Clarity Money before pivoting a small pet e-commerce idea into one of the largest pet telehealth platforms in the US. He was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2022 and struck a national distribution partnership with Walmart in 2024.