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In this episode of Off Road with Frank Ferraro, Frank reconnects with serial entrepreneur Shai Stern, co-founder of Vintage Filings and V Stock Transfer, and now the driving force behind Gotavi.co

With multiple successful exits and decades in fintech and capital markets, Shai shares the story behind building disruptive companies—and why execution, relationships, and trust have been the foundation of his success.

The conversation dives into his latest venture, GoTavi, a platform designed to simplify the “plumbing” of running a business—bringing compliance, operations, and vendor coordination into one streamlined system.

They cover:

• How Shai disrupted the SEC filings industry early on
• The importance of strong partnerships and complementary skill sets
• Why most businesses struggle with fragmented operations
• The rise of AI and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO)
• Building solutions that are simple, scalable, and actually useful

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From Resource to Revenue: Kimberly Ann on Building a Gold Company That Actually Makes Money

🔑 Episode Summary

In this episode of Off Road with Frank Ferraro, Frank sits down with Kimberly Ann, Founder, President, CEO, and Executive Chair of Lahontan Gold Corp., alongside co-host Andrea Cataneo.

Kimberly breaks away from the typical junior mining narrative—focusing not on “how big the resource is,” but on how fast the company can generate cash flow. With over $200M raised in her career and significant personal capital invested, she brings a capital markets-first mindset to an industry often driven by geology over economics.

From advancing a past-producing Nevada asset toward near-term production, to her ambitions for a NYSE listing, Kimberly outlines what separates companies that actually make it from those that never do.

📊 Key Topics Covered

💰 Cash Flow Over Hype

• Why Kimberly prioritizes revenue generation over exploration hype
• The flaw in junior mining: “falling in love with assets instead of profits”
• Building a company designed to print cash, not just issue press releases

⛏️ The Santa Fe Project Advantage

• Past-producing Nevada asset with existing infrastructure
• ~2M+ ounces (and growing) with strong economics
• Low projected costs (~$1,150–$1,200 per ounce)
• Near-term goal: breaking ground and pouring gold

🧠 What Most Mining CEOs Get Wrong

• Over-romanticizing geology
• Underestimating operational and permitting risks
• Lack of business discipline in capital allocation

🇺🇸 U.S. Market Opportunity

• Challenges of investing in Canadian-listed mining companies
• Why U.S. investors are underexposed to junior mining
• Strategic push toward a NYSE listing for broader access and liquidity

🚀 Investor Mindset & Strategy

• Kimberly’s personal framework:
  • Back proven teams
  • Focus on jurisdiction
  • Identify scalability
• “30–50x upside” potential vs. large-cap mining

👤 The “Gold Girl” Brand

• Building a personal platform to educate investors
• Making mining accessible to a broader audience
• Positioning herself as both operator and industry advocate

📣 Call to Action

If you're a CEO, founder, or dealmaker looking to elevate your story and connect with capital:

🎙️ Off Road with Frank Ferraro is a Top Wall Street podcast spotlighting companies raising, building, and executing in today’s markets.

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In this episode of Off Road with Frank Ferraro, Frank and co-host Andrea Cataneo sit down with industry veteran Jim Hock, Chairman of the National Investment Banking Association (NIBA) and Founder of Hanover International.

With more than 50 years of experience advising emerging growth companies, Jim shares practical insights on what separates companies that successfully raise capital from those that struggle. The discussion covers the importance of preparation, transparency, conference strategy, and why companies should “act public” even when they’re private.

Jim also explains how disciplined planning, persistence, and strong follow-up can turn relationships into real transactions — including examples of companies that achieved major financings and growth through the NIBA ecosystem.

This episode is a must-listen for CEOs, founders, and advisors navigating the capital markets.

🔑 Topics Covered

• How companies can improve their chances of raising capital
• Why preparation and rehearsal matter when presenting to investors
• The value of conferences like NIBA for building relationships
• The entrepreneurial traits needed to succeed
• Real success stories from the microcap world

🎯 Who Should Listen

CEOs, entrepreneurs, investment professionals, and anyone involved in growth companies or capital formation.

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