Baton Rouge's Own Ryan Williams to Speak at Nexus Technology Cup
June 17, 2025 - 04:50
Baton Rouge native and tech entrepreneur Ryan Williams is set to make a grand return to the Capital Region this week as a featured speaker and judge for the inaugural Nexus Technology Cup. Williams, who is the founder of the fintech platform Cadre, has gained national recognition for his innovative approach to democratizing financial access through technology. His work has significantly impacted the fintech landscape, making financial services more accessible to underserved communities.
In addition to his role as a speaker, Williams will be honored with Nexus Louisiana’s Visionary of the Year award, celebrating his contributions to the technology sector and his commitment to fostering entrepreneurship. The Nexus Technology Cup aims to showcase emerging tech talent and innovative ideas from local entrepreneurs, providing them with a platform to present their projects to industry leaders. Williams’ involvement is expected to inspire participants and highlight the potential of technology to create positive change in society.
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