This is Exchanges at Goldman Sachs and I'm Allison Nathan a senior strategist in Goldman Sachs research

Today we're sharing a conversation with two founders

Carolyn Childers and Enrique Dubagross on their founder journeys, how they're adapting to a

challenging macro environment, and what they're most optimistic about for their

futures. Carolyn Childers is a co-founder and CEO of Chief, a private women's network that's built to drive more women

into positions of power, and Enriki Dubagras is the co-founder and co-ce CEO of Brex, an integrated

corporate card and spend management solution.

Carolyn and Enrique set down with Kim Posnett, Global Head of Investment Banking Services,

at our 11th annual Builders and Innovators Summit, which brings together emerging and seasoned entrepreneurs across a diverse

set of industries.

We hope you enjoy it. Welcome guys, thank you for doing this.

First of all, congratulations to both of you on your successes.

Let's start with the basics.

Why don't you both tell us about what each of your businesses does and why your customers choose you?

Carolyn, why don't we start with you?

Sure. So Chief is building the most powerful network of women and we're a membership-based model where women join and they get access to a

suite of services. The primary thing that we do is what we call core. It is a peer group model. You meet

on a monthly basis, there's an executive coach in the room. So you're truly working through the hardest professional and personal challenges. But outside of that, there's a whole suite of services. You can tap into the entire network to crowd source for resources. We have

physical spaces, but really our whole mission is to unlock the potential of all of the women

leaders in the world. Brex, we do corporate cards and spin management softers that your teams actually love.

And a very easy way to explain it is we do a corporate card and reimbursements that does your expenses for you. So instead of having to keep

filling in all your expenses all the time and doing them if you just use a Brexit card

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