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Arthur’s Round Table is a leading family office investing podcast featuring conversations with top investors, venture capitalists, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Each episode explores how elite allocators source deals, evaluate opportunities, and deploy capital across private markets. “What You’ll Learn” How family offices invest in private markets. Venture capital and private equity strategies. Deal flow sourcing and evaluation. Insights from UHNW investors.
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Arthur’s Round Table is a leading family office investing podcast featuring conversations with top investors, venture capitalists, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Each episode explores how elite allocators source deals, evaluate opportunities, and deploy capital across private markets.
“What You’ll Learn”
How family offices invest in private markets.
Venture capital and private equity strategies.
Deal flow sourcing and evaluation.
Insights from UHNW investors.
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Sept. 14, 2026
Why Building a Product Is Not the Same as Building a Company | Elizabeth McCalley
In this episode of Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur Bavelas sits down with Elizabeth McCalley, founder of Start Stack, to explore one of the biggest mistakes founders make: Building a product is not the same as building a company. Elizabeth spent approximately 15 years at IBM before working with companies including Workday and Salesforce. Across sales, strategy, product management, commercialization, and enterprise technology, she developed a d
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Sept. 7, 2026
Why Capital Follows Consciousness | Cate Wilkes
In this second conversation with Cate Wilkes on Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur Bavelas and Cate move well beyond traditional conversations about capital. The central question is not simply: How do you raise or deploy money? It is: Who are you becoming as you do it? Cate's background spans banking, mortgage finance, Fannie Mae, conscious human development, and now private capital through 638 Capital. After leaving corporate life in 2018, sh
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Sept. 2, 2026
Why Family Wealth Fails Without a Mission | Dr. Larry Stybel
In this episode of Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur Bavelas sits down with Dr. Larry Stybel, co-founder of Stybel Peabody Associates, for a thoughtful conversation about one of the hardest problems in family wealth: How do you preserve the entrepreneurial spirit after the money has already been made? Larry's own story begins far from the family office world. The son of German immigrants in New York City, he grew up believing he was intellectua
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Aug. 28, 2026
The Small Businesses Private Equity Is Missing | Hudson Lewis
In this episode of Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur Bavelas sits down with Janae Rapps, Deanna Brown, and Kristina Hutchison-Burdette of Hudson Lewis to explore an overlooked segment of the American economy: Profitable small businesses that are too small for traditional private equity—but potentially too valuable to ignore. Hudson Lewis is building an investment strategy around acquiring controlling interests in established, cash-flowing busine
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Aug. 27, 2026
The Risks Family Offices Don't Know They're Taking | Amanda Martinez
In this episode of Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur Bavelas sits down with Amanda Martinez of BCU Risk Advisors for a conversation about something family offices spend enormous amounts of time managing in their portfolios—but may not examine nearly as carefully elsewhere: Risk. Amanda works in property and casualty insurance for high-net-worth individuals and single family offices. Her work sits at the increasingly complicated intersection betw
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Aug. 27, 2026
The $17 Trillion Asset Hiding in Plain Sight | Rodrigo Vicuna
In this episode of Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur Bavelas is joined by Rodrigo Vicuna, founder of Wealthie, and Pamela Cytrom, founder and CEO of The Founders Arena, for a fascinating discussion about an enormous asset hiding on American household balance sheets: home equity. Rodrigo argues that approximately $15–$17 trillion of home equity sits largely outside modern wealth management. Wealthie was created around a deceptively simple que
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Sept. 14, 2026
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Relationship as Currency: How Family Offices Evaluate Character in Private Markets
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Why Hiding Business Struggles From Children Destroys Family Office Wealth
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