FINTECH.TV Launches Startup to Stock Exchange in Collaboration with the New York Stock Exchange

FINTECH.TV launches Startup to Stock Exchange series from NYSE floor

FINTECH.TV has launched Startup to Stock Exchange, a new daily half-hour series produced in collaboration with the New York Stock Exchange that will air Monday through Friday from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. ET from the FINTECH.TV desk on the NYSE trading floor. The program, anchored by award-winning financial journalist Kristin Myers, will chronicle private companies across their full lifecycle — from formation and early funding rounds to growth, secondary liquidity events and, for some, public listings. FINTECH.TV broadcasts daily from the floor of both the New York Stock Exchange and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.

“Private companies are an extraordinary engine of innovation, job creation and economic growth, but we believe their stories remain dramatically undercovered,” said Vince Molinari, Founder and CEO of FINTECH.TV. “Behind every successful company are founders who took risks, financing rounds that changed the trajectory, products that failed, strategies that worked, pivots that had to be made and lessons that can help the next generation of entrepreneurs. With Startup to Stock Exchange, we want to document that entire journey and build a destination where audiences can discover the companies being built today, understand how they are growing and follow the businesses that may shape the economy tomorrow.”

The series is designed to bridge the informational gap between private and public markets by bringing founders, CEOs, investors, board members, exchange leaders, bankers, lawyers and CFOs into conversations filmed amid the infrastructure of one of the world’s most recognized capital markets institutions. Troy McGuire, Co‑Founder and Chief Operating Officer of FINTECH.TV, emphasized the program’s longitudinal approach: “Great business stories are rarely straight lines. There are financing challenges, missed targets, pivots, difficult decisions and moments when the original plan simply does not work. We want founders to talk about those moments as openly as they talk about the wins. And we want to keep following these companies, so an interview today becomes part of a story we can revisit six months, two years or five years from now.”

• Daily broadcast: Monday–Friday, 12:30–1:00 p.m. ET from the FINTECH.TV desk on the NYSE floor.
• Anchor: Kristin Myers, described in the announcement as an award‑winning financial journalist.
• Editorial focus: company formation, seed and Series A financings, growth rounds, governance, board formation, secondary markets, exchange readiness and IPOs or direct listings where relevant.
• Multimedia ambition: each featured company will be accompanied by evolving digital profiles that incorporate history, leadership, financing rounds, milestones and past media appearances.

FINTECH.TV frames the program as more than a television show: the network plans to build structured company profiles that evolve alongside recurring video coverage, creating a persistent information layer for private-market stories. The NYSE’s role is explicitly more than a backdrop; the floor will serve as a connective setting between capital formation and potential public-market destinations.

Looking ahead, the series intends to revisit companies at meaningful inflection points — additional capital raises, international expansion, secondary transactions, acquisitions and possible public listings — with the stated aim of documenting a company’s trajectory over months and years rather than treating an appearance as a one‑off interview. The approach positions Startup to Stock Exchange as a continuous record of private-company evolution and a potential new node in the ecosystem linking financial storytelling with structured data on emerging businesses.