Riskalyze co-founder and CEO Aaron Klein reflects on 10 years of attending the T3 conference and speaks with technology editor Ryan W. Neal about how his company is helping financial advisors grow without twisting them into salespeople. Live from the T3 floor expo floor, Klein also talks about how the company is strategizing integrations and lighting the beam for the Sacramento Kings.
Guest Bio:
Aaron Klein is co-founder and CEO of Riskalyze. Aaron’s career has largely been at the intersection of finance and technology. As co-founder and CEO at Riskalyze, he led the company to twice being named one of the world’s top 10 most innovative companies in finance by Fast Company Magazine. Aaron has served as a Sierra College Trustee, and in his spare time, he co-founded a school project for orphans and vulnerable kids in Ethiopia. InvestmentNews has honored him as one of the industry’s top 40 Under 40 executives.
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