William Hockey, co-founder of Plaid and founder of Column: How to bet on yourself (without venture capital) | Invest Like The Best
"we are a software company that also owns a bank and what we do is we say okay we have this interesting regulatory mode we have a bank that most other people don't have and we're going to build just incredible software behind it" - William Hockey [00:01:34]
"the two most consensus societies he's ever been to is San Francisco and Beijing and I think that's like quite accurate actually" - William Hockey [00:04:52]
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