Richard Wang has held a number of roles in the financial and medical industries. Richard began their career in 2013 as a Pediatric Oncology & Biochemistry researcher at The National Institutes of Health. In 2016, they joined Morgan Stanley as an Investment Banking analyst. In 2017, they moved to The D. E. Shaw Group, where they held roles in Global Special Situations Arbitrage Investing and Corporate Development & New Ventures. In 2019, they joined Bird as a Corporate Development & Strategy analyst. Most recently, in 2022, they became the Head of Capital Markets & Corporate Development at AtoB.
Richard Wang attended Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, where they studied Biotechnology & Life Sciences and Pediatric Oncology. Richard then went on to Cornell University, where they studied Economics and Political Philosophy & Critical Theory.
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AtoB is a technology company building payments infrastructure for the transportation industry. The trucking and logistics industry provides the backbone of the economy. But the payments infrastructure on which it runs is broken. For the hard-working men and women of this sector, the existing suite of payment tools is outdated, difficult to use, prone to fraud, and saddled with shady fee structures. The incumbent players in this space often overlook the economic and practical needs of this user base. We're changing that. AtoB is building Stripe for Transportation — modernizing the payments infrastructure for trucking and logistics. Supply chains rely on the timely movement of capital to function efficiently. Our end game is a world in which that capital movement occurs fairly, smoothly, and without delay. As we pursue that end game, we aim to center our customers in every way — offering them world-class customer experience and building products that work with and around the unique constraints of their daily lives. We build for fleet managers in the office and drivers on the road. We strive for products that are efficient, satisfying, and useful. Our customers enable our modern economy — they deserve it.