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Hosted by Joseph J. Raetzer, MBA, JD · EN · 16 episodes
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No hype. No gurus. No impostors.Just real business — deals, risk, pressure, and high-stakes decisions told by the people who’ve actually lived them.Wall Street to Y’all Street is a long-form video podcast featuring seasoned founders, funders and executives sharing what it really takes to build, scale, survive and win. It features real lessons who have built, scaled, lost and rebuilt businesses.ABOUT THE HOST: Joseph J. Raetzer, MBA, JD is Corporate, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) and Securities Lawyer (capital raising). He started his career over 20 years ago on Wall Street and he has done over $100+ billion in transactions. He is also a serial entrepreneur with a successful 7-figure exit in under 3 years, and founder of his corporate M&A and securities law firm Raetzer PLLC.
Joseph J. Raetzer, MBA, JD hosts Wall Street To Y'all Street, a business show with 16 episodes published.
Most founders think venture capital is the only way to scale. It's not — and taking VC money at the wrong stage can destroy your company. In this episode, we break down the capital raise alternatives that seasoned operat
What does it take to walk away from money — and build a company to save kids' lives instead? In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, I sit down with Scott Newman, Founder & CEO of Titan Armored System— a company
Lawsuits drag on for years — not because the two sides are far apart, but because both are bluffing. What if there was a way to strip the posturing out and settle in minutes? In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Stree
What happens when a startup builds AI that can do the work of thousands of government employees — faster, cheaper, and without the bureaucracy? In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we sit down with a founder w
Bad leadership isn't just a morale problem — it's costing U.S. companies $8.8 trillion a year in lost productivity. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, leadership expert Bret Myles breaks down why the most da
You built a company from nothing. You finally get the offer. You sign the papers. And then… everything falls apart. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we sit down with a founder who sold his business — and d
Amazon was eating his industry alive. Margins collapsed. Customers disappeared. His business — the one he'd spent years building — was dying in real time. So he did something most founders never do: instead of competing
He's talented. He's booked. He's making real money. But he can't grow — because the business IS him. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we sit down with a solo professional who hit the ceiling that almost ev
The revenue was growing. The clients were happy. The books showed a profit. And the business was 6 months from collapse. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we expose the financial blind spots that silently d
There's a moment every founder hits — the moment you realize you're not actually running a business. You ARE the business. Every decision, every client, every fire goes through you. Revenue can't grow because YOU can't g
Most founders dream of one nine-figure exit. She did it twice. And both times, the cost was higher than the check. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we sit down with a serial entrepreneur who built and sold
They've got the ring lights. The followers. The brand deals. And they can't cover next month's rent. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we rip apart the creator economy — the $250 billion industry that Insta
She spent years running a $200 million corporate division. The title. The team. The corner office. Then she walked away from all of it — to start a company from scratch with no safety net, no corporate infrastructure, an
Every advisor told him the same thing: you need investors. You need venture capital. You can't do this alone. He said no. To all of them. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we sit down with a founder who rej
Five million dollars in revenue. A growing team. Clients rolling in. And the founder couldn't pay himself. In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we pull back the curtain on the most dangerous lie in business: t
What happens when a founder builds real wealth, then watches it all disappear? In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, we sit down with a founder who went from the top to rock bottom, and hear the raw, unfiltered
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