Celsius ($CELH) CEO John Fieldly on Brand Strategy, Better-for-You Energy Shift, and Growth Outlook

eToro Co-Founder & CEO Yoni Assia: The IPO Story, the AI Rebuild, and the Future of Retail Investing

Yoni Assia co-founded eToro nearly 20 years ago with a simple thesis: open the markets for everyone. The platform now has 40 million registered users, $20B in assets, and a target of $1 trillion AUM. He covers the IPO that almost didn't happen (Liberation Day tariffs that caused a volatility spike), how eToro went from 25% to 95% AI-written code in under a year, and why he thinks the $120 trillion generational wealth transfer is a defining opportunity in capital markets. Also in this episode: what banks don't tell founders going public, Yoni’s framework for staying ahead through every technology shift, and why retail investors are gaining access to tools once reserved for Wall Street firms. 🔗 Follow Marketopolis Main Site - https://www.marketopolis.com/ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/marketopolis Twitter/X – https://x.com/marketopolis_ 💡 Sponsors / Partners Presented by Einride Visit https://www.einride.tech/ 🎧 This episode was recorded on May 28, 2026 Reach Out Email: bookings@farsight-group.com Disclaimers: The content shared on this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. Farsight Group Holdings, Inc, Marketopolis, the hosts and the guests are not licensed financial advisors. Listeners should conduct their own research and consult with qualified professionals before making any financial decisions or investments. The views expressed are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Farsight Group Holdings Inc or its affiliates. This podcast may include paid endorsements or sponsorships.

Sweetgreen's ($SG) Big Bet: Wraps, Robots & a Generational Brand

Sweetgreen co-founder and CEO, Jonathan Neman gets candid about nearly two decades of building one of America's most recognizable food brands and what it really takes to run a turnaround as a founder-led public company. Jonathan breaks down the transformation plan: new menu items, the Infinite Kitchen automation rollout, and why execution on the fundamentals is the only focus right now. He also opens up on what investors misunderstand about Sweetgreen's TAM, why optimization kills innovation, and the message he'd send to shareholders today. 🔗 Follow Marketopolis Main Site – https://www.marketopolis.com/ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/marketopolis Twitter/X – https://x.com/marketopolis_ 📚Chapters 0:00 – Intro 1:16 – Georgetown origin story 3:06 – Building a supply chain from scratch 4:26 – People, culture, and the head coach 5:24 – Tech evolution: digital ordering to the Infinite Kitchen 7:20 – Growth mode to turnaround 8:45 – Wraps: Biggest category expansion & custom tortilla 12:43 – Why Jonathan is still running the company 15:89 – Hard truth about being a public company CEO 25:47 – What investors misunderstand about Sweetgreen 31:41 – All the answers are in the restaurant 36:17 – Companies inspiring the playbook 42:12 – What he'd tell shareholders right now 💡 Sponsors / Partners Presented by Einride Visit https://www.einride.tech/ 🎧 This episode was recorded on May 11, 2026 Reach Out Email: bookings@farsight-group.com Disclaimers: The content shared on this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. Farsight Group Holdings, Inc, Marketopolis, the hosts and the guests are not licensed financial advisors. Listeners should conduct their own research and consult with qualified professionals before making any financial decisions or investments. The views expressed are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Farsight Group Holdings Inc or its affiliates. This podcast may include paid endorsements or sponsorships.

FuboTV Co-Founder & CEO David Gandler: The Reality of Becoming a Public Company CEO

What really happens when a founder takes a company public? FuboTV co-founder & CEO David Gandler shares the realities of running a public company, navigating FuboTV’s merger with Disney’s Hulu + Live TV, surviving the pandemic, and building one of the biggest names in live sports streaming. From startup risk-taking to shifting founder-control in public markets, this is a candid conversation on media, streaming, leadership, and resilience. In This Episode: * FuboTV's journey from a 2015 startup through a pandemic IPO to landing inside Disney's portfolio * Hulu + Live TV business combination and what it means to operate under Disney's majority ownership * Retail investors, social media and the CEO communication shift: "it's a show me story, not a tell me story" * The $300M revenue target, free cash flow, and the long game For more go to https://www.marketopolis.com 💡 Sponsors / Partners Presented by Einride Visit https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbmhjd3RMM01pR1lER1VXcmtwMlFCenFfaVBQQXxBQ3Jtc0tsY3VjQkpsTzh4VUZfYkZZYUtNSVc1bnB5M3F4OXhobmMzOTlXZWVGWG0za25kSXBkYTlNMzRqbVljM1RXMUhrNURqd3JEYUU2a3VKdlVOOHd2NE9IVGM1UDBTRDhSbGtDZll1ckxfbW1QV0pHQ19Ncw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fsurfair.com%2Fmarketopolis&v=7nCJpA15k8Ahttps://www.einride.tech/ 🎧 This episode was recorded on May  4, 2026 Reach Out  Email: bookings@farsight-group.com

Celsius ($CELH) CEO John Fieldly on Brand Strategy, Better-for-You Energy Shift, and Growth Outlook

John Fieldly, Chairman & CEO of Celsius Holdings ($CELH), breaks down Celsius’ transformation from a turnaround story into a multi-brand energy platform. Fieldly discusses the company’s 2025 financials, portfolio strategy across Celsius, Alani Nu, and Rockstar, and why the “better-for-you” movement continues to reshape the energy category. He also shares how Celsius is thinking about retail execution, international expansion, capital allocation, and building iconic consumer brands. Highlights Include: * Turnaround story: From micro-cap restructuring to a $2.5B revenue energy brand portfolio * Portfolio strategy: How Celsius, Alani Nu, and Rockstar expand shelf space, pricing, and retail execution * Better-for-you energy: Early positioning around zero sugar, functionality, and wellness * Growth opportunities: International expansion, retail distribution, and new consumption occasions

Nextdoor ($NXDR) Co-Founder & CEO, Nirav Tolia on Turnaround Strategy, AI, and the “Neighborhood Graph”

Nirav Tolia, Co-Founder & CEO of Nextdoor ($NXDR) shares why he returned to the CEO role, how the landscape has shifted in the post-COVID and AI era, and how Nextdoor is using AI to improve efficiency, product quality, and local advertising outcomes. Tolia breaks down Nextdoor’s core advantage – its neighborhood graph of 100M+ verified users, and addresses a key misconception: that Nextdoor’s potential is capped rather than under-executed. Highlights Include: * Founder comeback: Why Tolia returned as CEO after the stock’s 90% drawdown and his conviction in Nextdoor’s long-term potential * AI as the operating layer: How AI is being used to drive efficiency, enhance the neighbor experience, and improve advertising performance for local businesses * The “neighborhood graph” advantage: A network of 100M+ verified users tied to real locations creates unique targeting, discovery, and marketplace opportunities for local services * Execution vs. perception: Why the biggest misunderstanding around Nextdoor isn’t the market opportunity, but its past execution, and how leadership is focused on changing that