Ryan Williams is on a mission to revolutionize the stodgy real estate industry. But as an African American executive trying to disrupt real estate, Williams has also faced his fair share of skepticism.
Williams, the 31-year-old CEO and co-founder of fintech startup Cadre, has won the backing of high-profile investors like Mark Cuban, George Soros, Peter Thiel and Jared Kushner. He's been on the cover of Forbes and built Cadre into a company worth nearly $1 billion. But as an African American executive trying to disrupt real estate, Williams has also faced his fair share of skepticism."Real estate is a Jurassic industry.
Among others, Williams pointed to Michael Fascitelli, the former CEO of real estate firm Vornado Realty , who now leads Cadre's investment committee."I've bypassed a lot of mistakes I would have otherwise made because of the people around me," Williams said."They're really propelled me.
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