Alexis is a 'Business Dad' who blocks family dinners and school pickup times first, then stacks work around them. He's used to late-night investor calls after tucking his kids in, and he leans on tools like Cal.com to keep things coordinated. Bill, your profile shows you read voraciously and blog regularly. Alexis would ask: what book or idea from your recent reading actually changed how you approached a foundation strategy?

Alexis built Seven Seven Six around the belief that business can lift up underrepresented voices, and he sees LA Orbit as part of that same mission. He's not shy about the public nature of his work, but Bill, your Instagram shows you celebrating Roger Federer's wins and sharing thoughtful tennis commentary. Alexis wants to know: when you're not in boardrooms or on flights, what does Bill actually do on a Sunday morning in Seattle when the world isn't watching?

Alexis keeps his kids' photos private and lets his business posts speak for themselves, and he's learned to redirect conversations toward mission rather than personal drama. That said, Bill, your profile mentions you're intellectually curious and engaged with global issues. Alexis would ask: what's the one global challenge you've tackled through the foundation that surprised you by being more human and less policy-driven than you expected?

Alexis runs early mornings along the Fort Lauderdale beach with his dog, and he's found that documenting family travel moments through photography keeps him grounded when the startup world gets chaotic. He also credits his wife's support system for making it possible. Bill, your constraints note a demanding executive schedule and frequent travel. Alexis wants to know: when you're on a long-haul flight or stuck in a layover, what's the one thing you wish you could share with someone who truly gets why this work matters to you?