Money Stories Episode 8 w/ Chad Dyer
What does it mean to truly reckon with where your wealth comes from — and what it's cost? Money Stories is one of Liberated Capital's most beloved programs, and we're proud to host this session in partnership with Forward Global. Each episode is an intimate, one-on-one virtual conversation between Decolonizing Wealth Project Founder and CEO Edgar Villanueva and someone willing to share their personal relationship with money: how their wealth was acquired, the beliefs and emotions tied to it, and the ongoing journey of using money as medicine. This session features Chad Dyer. After 12 years as Chief Information Officer at Sequoia Capital, Chad pivoted to capital activism in 2020. He is co-founder and steward of kinflow, a Just Transition family office—a team of personal, financial, legal, tax, and philanthropic partners for anyone trying to define "enough," unlock surplus, and mobilize all their resources in service of belonging, wellbeing, justice, and joy. kinflow enables wealth holders to actualize their best intentions with specific, actionable decisions that move people from a feeling of burden to a feeling of flow. These conversations are healing, for the storyteller and for everyone listening. They normalize what so often goes unspoken: the grief, the confusion, the complexity, and the possibility that lives inside wealth. By putting a human face on these experiences, Money Stories invites each of us into deeper vulnerability, self-compassion, and action. This is a members-only event, held virtually. Recordings are available exclusively to the Forward Global and Liberated Capital communities. For Liberated Capital and Forward Global members, RSVP to attend here: To join Liberated Capital, visit About Forward Global: Forward Global is a philanthropic community of funders tackling today’s existential challenges through learning, community and action. About Liberated Capital: Liberated Capital is a multiracial, intergenerational, cross-wealth giving community that fuels movements centering historically under-resourced communities.