INVESTED IN COMMUNITY, INSPIRING ENTREPRENEURS & FUTURE LEADERS
We invest in public & private markets and select early-stage companies while mentoring youth and serving the community.
My Bio - William Borzage Jr.
He is a founding partner of Bryant Stibel & Company (est. 2013), a private investment firm focused on technology, media, and data. Previously, he co‑founded and served as Chief Sales Officer of Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp., later leading Dun & Bradstreet’s Emerging Businesses division following a $320 million transaction. Earlier, William was GM/SVP of Marketing & Lead Generation for Web.com (NASDAQ: WWWW) and helped scale multiple internet ventures, including Traffic Marketplace, Greenfield Online (NASDAQ: SRVY), and NetZero (NASDAQ: UNTD). An entrepreneur since the late 1990s, he has guided companies from start‑up to successful exit. William holds a B.S. in Finance from California State University, Northridge and an MBA with concentration in marketing and finance from Loyola Marymount University.
In My Own Words
“I’ve always chased smarter, faster ways to get things done—whether rewiring a vacuum as a kid or debugging a one‑character code error that saved thousands per hour. I love helping leaders break through plateaus, iterating quickly, and learning from failure. Today, I invest family capital where we can add real strategic value, mentor entrepreneurs building what’s next, and cheer on my own kids as they discover their creative voices.”
My Bio - Rocio Borzage
Bilingual creative, wellness guide, and devoted community builder—blending European and South American roots to raise kind kids and lift others with heart. Born in Arequipa, Peru, Rocío earned a degree in graphic design and built a digital‑advertising career before shifting focus to family, connection, and purpose‑driven work. A certified yoga instructor and Reiki master, she founded RoRXArt Studio, bringing art and yoga to schools, studios, and underserved communities. Now based in Dripping Springs, Texas, Rocío serves as PTA President and continuously seeks ways to foster joy, care, and possibility—both at home and in the community.
In My Own Words
“Creativity is my bridge. Whether I’m guiding a yoga class, mixing colors in the studio, or translating between cultures, I see art and movement as universal languages that open hearts. I traded agency deadlines for family dinners years ago, but the design mindset never left—I just apply it to people now. My joy is watching kids light up when they realize they can create, lead, and help one another. If my day ends with paint on my hands, a PTA project checked off, and someone feeling seen—that’s success.”