This post was written by Renee Li and edited by Brett Martin at Charge.vc. It is the second in a series of posts on a WealthTech thesis (you can read the first post here). If you are working in or thinking about the WealthTech space, we’d love to connect! …

How no-code tools can spark joy for enterprise architects — This post is part of a series on B2B low/no-code written for Charge by Indraja Karnik, a full-time MBA student at Columbia Business School. Prior to B-school, Indraja was a Senior Product Manager at Appian. …

A Product Manager’s perspective on the real users of B2B Low/No-code — This post is part of a series on B2B low/no-code written for Charge by Indraja Karnik, a full-time MBA student at Columbia Business School. Prior to B-school, Indraja was a Senior Product Manager at Appian. …

Cheap Not Deep … This Time Finally, the election season is over! Or is it? The danger of falsified election content was highlighted by The Hill in July: “Imagine if a nation-state or terrorist organization were able to hack President Trump’s Twitter feed and send out messages indicating that the U.S. was going to strike China…

This post is the first in a series on WealthTech written with Charge by me, Renee Li, a full-time MBA student at Columbia Business School. Prior to B-school, I was an Investment Associate at BlackRock. The wealth-management industry, a market with $487 billion in value in 2019, is large and…

In the age of digital transformation, enterprise IT organizations are expected to rapidly adapt legacy architecture for new technologies to deliver high quality end-user experiences, all while maintaining enterprise security and keeping their infrastructure lean. …

Oliver Taylor was many things. A university student, coffee lover, and political junkie. A news media freelancer with six or so editorials, including bylines in the Jerusalem Post and the Times of Israel. By most measures, Oliver was rather average. Maybe too average. The trouble with Oliver started in late…

On May 2nd, 1945, the Soviet Union (USSR) advanced into Berlin from the east, almost four years after Germany violated its non-aggression pact and invaded. As the allied armies of the United States, the Free French, and the British Commonwealth swept into Berlin from the west, the USSR moved its…

On Feb 26, 2016, Google’s Blaise Aguera y Arcas, a leader in the field of machine learning intelligence, delivered a speech at the Grey Area’s Grand Theater in San Francisco to introduce Google’s Artists and Machine Intelligence program. …