Rentberry is a San Francisco-based proptech company building an end-to-end, AI-powered rental ecosystem that lets tenants and landlords handle the entire rental lifecycle online - from search, virtual tours, applications and automated tenant screening, to digital lease signing, rent collection and ongoing maintenance. Founded in 2015 by Ukrainian entrepreneurs after a frustrating San Francisco apartment hunt, the platform now spans roughly 90 countries and uses AI agents to analyze listings, generate property descriptions, negotiate pricing and coordinate move-in services. The company has expanded into a chain of furnished modular homes and is preparing for a planned public listing under the NASDAQ ticker RNTB.
Noel Moldvai is the co-founder and CEO of Augment, a FINRA-registered marketplace that lets accredited investors buy and sell shares of late-stage private companies like SpaceX, OpenAI and Stripe with order-book style trading. A former Google engineer and founding engineer at Rubrik, where he felt the pain of locked-up employee equity firsthand, he built Augment from beta to a roughly $10M run rate in about 18 months, profitably, crossing $400M+ in trade volume and raising about $16M. Berkeley EECS grad, holder of 10+ patents, and a self-described metalhead who plays guitar and drums.
Tom Callahan is the CEO of Nasdaq Private Market (NPM), the New York firm building the plumbing for trading shares in companies that have not gone public. A 30-year markets veteran who ran a $700 billion cash business at BlackRock and led NYSE Liffe U.S., he took NPM's helm in 2022 and frames the private market as a multi-trillion-dollar asset class 'hiding in plain sight' - one whose infrastructure, he says, resembles the bond market of 1970. He argues tender offers will soon outpace IPOs as the way late-stage companies deliver liquidity.