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She Spent 900 Hours Settling an Estate. Then She Built an AI Company. With Alexandra Mysoor

She Spent 900 Hours Settling an Estate. Then She Built an AI Company. With Alexandra Mysoor

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This episode of Humans of Fintech is sponsored by Alix, an AI-powered estate-settlement platform helping families navigate the process of transferring inherited wealth.Learn more about Alix: https://www.meetalix.com/The Great Wealth Transfer is expected to move roughly $100 trillion from older generations to the next. But there's a problem hiding underneath that enormous number.How does the money actually get from one generation to another?When someone dies, somebody still has to find the bank accounts, track down assets, navigate lawyers and financial advisors, deal with property and paperwork, and make sure the inheritance reaches the people entitled to it.And much of that work falls on women.Few people understand this better than Alexandra Mysoor, Co-Founder and CEO of Alix, an AI-powered estate-settlement platform that has raised more than $30 million from investors including Acrew Capital, Charles Schwab, and Edward Jones Ventures.Alexandra didn't set out to build a company around inheritance. It started when her best friend's mother passed away and Alexandra volunteered to help with a to-do list on the refrigerator.That simple promise turned into 900 hours of work over 18 months.What she discovered was a massive financial process that remained fragmented, expensive, and overwhelmingly manual. Families were expected to coordinate the work themselves, even as trillions of dollars prepared to change hands.In this episode of Humans of Fintech, Nicole Casperson sits down with Alexandra to explore how a deeply personal experience became a fintech company, why estate settlement is an overlooked piece of financial infrastructure, and how AI could make generational wealth more accessible to everyday families.They unpack why women disproportionately carry the burden of settling estates, the surprising connection between inheritance and financial inequality, and what Alexandra learned from making 189 pitches to raise her seed round.Alexandra also shares how an unexpected elevator encounter helped transform her fundraising journey, why she believes technology should solve fundamentally human problems, and what it means to build a company at a stage of life when many women are wondering whether it's too late to pursue their biggest ambitions.At the heart of this conversation is a question that goes far beyond estate settlement:What good is generational wealth if families can't actually access it?This is a conversation about money, grief, women's economic power, entrepreneurship, and the invisible work standing between families and the wealth they've inherited.Subscribe to Humans of Fintech for more conversations with the people building the future of financial services.YouTube Chapters / TimestampsIn this conversation, we dive into:00:00 Why generational wealth should be accessible to everyone00:38 Meet Alexandra Mysoor, Co-Founder & CEO of Alix01:32 The ambition Alexandra had before becoming a founder02:48 Why you don't need to see every step to pursue a big dream04:39 Motherhood, ambition, and finding your next chapter05:35 How Sallie Krawcheck's words shaped Alexandra's thinking06:30 The family loss that changed everything07:11 How a refrigerator to-do list became 900 hours of work08:14 Why settling an estate is so complicated09:37 The broken economics of estate settlement10:35 What Mozart taught Alexandra about an ancient financial problem11:48 The moment Alexandra decided to become a founder12:10 Black Wall Street and the meaning of generational wealth13:05 Why inheritance shouldn't require family-office resources14:00 The missing infrastructure behind the $100 trillion wealth transfer16:53 Building a fintech company as an industry outsider17:50 Why estate settlement is also a women's economic issue19:50 What 189 investor pitches taught Alexandra21:15 The elevator encounter that changed her fundraising journey22:45 Why human relationships still matter in the AI era24:02 Using AI to solve deeply human problems24:47 What's next for Alix25:55 Why inheritance creates an opportunity for financial advisors26:48 Final thoughts: Money, power, and womenSUBSCRIBE + FOLLOW HUMANS OF FINTECHYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@humansoffintechApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/humans-of-fintech/id1600731457Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3zA6yUb3D7I5ZRbehlsdX7For more fintech news, founder stories, and FTW updates:https://www.fintechisfemme.co/
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