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Aaron Klein and the five-minute conversation that kept going
Aaron Klein built Riskalyze around a question investors struggled to answer. After twelve years as CEO and a handoff at Nitrogen, he is building Contio around what happens when the meeting ends.
Justin Boatman Learned Product Strategy in the Most Unexpected Place
Before fintech, Justin Boatman built programs and media for a church. Now he turns advisor problems into products, product launches into live shows, and even the family allowance into a lesson about risk.
Dan Zitting
Dan Zitting is the CEO of Nitrogen, the wealth management technology company formerly known as Riskalyze, best known for its Risk Number and advisor growth platform. Before wealthtech, he spent more than a decade building governance, risk and compliance software: he founded the cloud audit tool Workpapers.com, ran Galvanize (formerly ACL) as CEO and grew it to roughly $100M in ARR, and helped steer its roughly $1 billion sale to Diligent, where he served as Chief Product and Strategy Officer. He took the top job at Nitrogen in December 2023, focused on helping financial advisors reduce friction and grow through connected workflows and AI.
Nitrogen (formerly Riskalyze)
Nitrogen, formerly Riskalyze, is an Auburn, California wealth-management software company that helps financial advisors grow their firms. It invented the Risk Number, a way to quantify an investor's risk tolerance and align it with their portfolio, and has expanded into a connected suite covering proposal generation, investment research, financial planning, client engagement, compliance and AI-assisted advisor workflows. More than five million investors have received a Risk Number, and the platform snaps into the gap between a firm's marketing, CRM and asset platforms to create a consistent client experience.