# Ravin Gandhi
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ravin gandhi is an American businessman. Gandhi was an executive with Coatings and Chemicals Corporation before its sale to Akzo Nobel. He later founded Glenborn Partners, a private equity firm, and GMM Nonstick Coatings, where he remained its CEO after its 2016 sale to Showa Denko.
E52: The American Dream Isn’t Dead 🇺🇸
Is the American Dream dead—or are we looking at it the wrong way?
In this episode of Forged in America, Ravin Gandhi and Al Goldstein compare two radically different paths to success.
Al was a top student and athlete who turned one seemingly ordinary opportunity into an internship after discoverin…
E54: Judge Roy Altman Makes the Case for America
United States District Judge Roy K. Altman joins Ravin Gandhi and Al Goldstein for a wide-ranging conversation about immigration, American exceptionalism, the legal system, Israel, antisemitism, and why he remains extraordinarily optimistic about America.
Born in Venezuela, Altman came to the Unit…
E55: The 400K College Scam — Top Ivy League Admissions Expert Explains
What if the biggest lie we tell young Americans is that a college degree is automatically worth the price?
Andreas Stamatakis is one of the country’s leading Ivy League admissions advisors—and his advice is surprisingly contrarian: “Go Ivy or go free.”
In this episode of Forged in America, Ravin G…
E56: He Backed SpaceX & Figure AI Early: What He Saw
What separates the venture investments that look insane from the ones that become generational companies?
Shane Neman is a serial entrepreneur and investor who has backed some of the most ambitious companies in technology, including SpaceX, Figure AI, Anthropic, Neuralink, and Liquid Death. In thi…
E57: Michele Tafoya: 5 Super Bowls to Senate Run
Michele Tafoya spent decades on the biggest stages in sports, becoming one of the most recognizable voices in football as an Emmy-winning sideline reporter for NBC’s Sunday Night Football and covering five Super Bowls.
Then she walked away.
Now, Tafoya is the Republican nominee for Minnesota’s ope…
E58: Fintech Unicorn Dave: From $4B to $60M—and Back
Jason Wilk has lived through one of the wildest round trips in public-market history.
He co-founded Dave to take on the big banks and give everyday Americans a better alternative to overdraft fees and traditional short-term credit. The company went public at roughly a $4 billion valuation—then saw…
E59: I Worked Inside DOGE...Here's What Really Happened.
What really happened inside Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)? And did its effort to overhaul Washington actually work?
This week on Forged in America, Ravin Gandhi and Al Goldstein sit down with Tyler Hassen, former Acting Assistant Secretary for Policy, Management and Budget…
E60: a16z's Alex Rampell: Why the Best Founders Are Sociopaths
Alex Rampell: AI, Billion-Dollar Founders, and the Future of American Capitalism
What happens when artificial intelligence can outperform the smartest people in the room? And why does America keep producing the world's most valuable companies while other countries struggle to replicate Silicon Val…
E61: Congressman Andy Barr - Can the GOP Survive After Trump?
Congressman Andy Barr: Can the GOP Survive After Trump?
What happens to the Republican Party when Donald Trump is no longer its defining figure? Can the GOP build a lasting coalition around capitalism, opportunity, and the American Dream—or will it drift toward the same big-government policies it …
E62: Silicon Valley's Biggest VCs Have Lost Their Way
David Hornik & Eric Carlborg: Why Silicon Valley's Biggest VCs Have Lost Their Way
Is venture capital still about backing great entrepreneurs—or has it become a giant money-moving machine?
This week on Forged in America, Ravin Gandhi and Al Goldstein sit down with David Hornik and Eric Carlborg of…
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