What keeps you up a night about our financial system?

There are times that I feel as though we don't move fast enough, or we haven't moved fast enough.

I'd say everything we're doing around tokenization, for example.

The fact that money can move and settle instantaneously, that's a good thing.

We probably should have done that many years ago.

Where would you say, as students are looking to go to college or not go to college,

what would your recommendation be someone who is, I would say, better or worse, like a top recruiter for all these companies?

We're going to learn how to use AI to enhance what we do and continue to evolve.

It's going to displace some jobs, but I think it's really important to upskill people

so that they become AI literate, for lack of a better description. Do you find that our schools are

preparing kids for the world ahead in terms of math, science, English, or do you think that they've

kind of veered away from just what they should be teaching in classroom? I think they had veered away from the core math, science, and even English curriculums.

We left New York City during COVID because it became a challenging place to raise children.

Hi. Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast. We're so excited to be in New York City today at the New York Stock Exchange with Lynn Martin. Thanks for joining us today. So glad to have you here. We just came off the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, an incredibly historic place. How do you think the stock exchange has truly shaped the course of

American history and left its imprint on the fabric of our society? The way I think about

NYSC is we are the plumbing that has really enabled America to achieve the greatness that it has.

And when I say the plumbing, it is because of the financial markets and the uniqueness of our financial markets,

the depth, the breadth, the liquidity that only occurs in our financial markets.

That is the fuel oil that fuels that next great innovation.

The innovators in America time and time again prove that they're able to get funding for that next great idea

and turn it into those transformational technologies and services that we all relied on.

We've been doing that for 233 years. What do you think are some of the traditions that have permeated

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