Adam Dell
Adam Dell is the Founder and CEO of Domain Money, a next-generation financial planning and investment platform that empowers individuals to manage both stocks and cryptocurrencies with modern, easy-to-use tools. A seasoned venture capitalist, fintech leader, and serial entrepreneur, Dell has built a career at the intersection of technology and finance. Before launching Domain Money, he served as Partner and Head of Product at Marcus by Goldman Sachs, where he spearheaded the development of key products including Marcus Invest, Marcus Checking, and the award-winning mobile app Marcus Insights. Over his career, Dell has founded and scaled multiple successful companies, including Clarity Money (acquired by Goldman Sachs), MessageOne (acquired by Dell), Buzzsaw (acquired by Autodesk), and Civitas Learning (acquired by Francisco Partners). Beyond entrepreneurship, he has shared his expertise in law, finance, and innovation as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia Business School and the University of Texas School of Law.
Adam Dell Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Founder and CEO
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Partner and Head of Product at Marcus
Academic History
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B.A., Political Economy
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Law Degree
Under Adam Dell’s leadership, Domain Money is redefining fintech by making professional financial advice and wealth management accessible to everyone.
The platform connects users with Certified Financial Planners for personalized financial planning and combines decades of industry experience into clear, actionable strategies for financial independence.
Designed as a holistic financial architect, Domain Money bridges personal aspirations with economic realities through an intuitive, modern platform.
EARLY CAREER
Dell began his career as a corporate attorney at Winstead, Sechrest & Minick in Austin, Texas, before moving into venture capital with Crosspoint Venture Partners, where he became a Partner in 1999.
He has invested in multiple successful technology companies, including OpenTable, Buzzsaw, and Hotjobs.com (acquired by Yahoo in 2002), establishing his reputation as both an entrepreneur and investor in early-stage innovation.
MEDIA PRESENCE
Adam Dell has been widely featured as a thought leader in business and financial media, with appearances in Forbes, Bloomberg, Business Insider, Yahoo! Finance, Fox Business, and Real Vision, where he shares insights on fintech, entrepreneurship, and the future of investing.