Gurbaksh Chahal doesn't wait for opportunities—he creates them. At 16, while most kids were figuring out prom, he built ClickAgents from his bedroom and sold it for $40 million. Then BlueLithium, which Yahoo bought for $300 million. RadiumOne. Gravity4. Four companies. Exposed a pattern. When everyone else sees noise, he sees the signal—and he moves before the market catches up.

Through the Chahal Foundation, Gurbaksh is committed to expanding access to education, technology, and entrepreneurship for underserved communities. The mission is simple: talent is everywhere, but opportunity isn't—and he's working to change that. Empowering the next generation of builders, dreamers, and doers.

VectorZero is the thesis: markets lie. They misprice. They lag. And in that gap between what price says and what reality shows—that's where the edge lives. Two decades of building systems that process faster, execute cleaner, and see further than the competition. AI, real-time data, disciplined execution. No gut feelings. No hope. Just math, speed, and the conviction to pull the trigger when the numbers say go.

Gurbaksh resides in San Jose with his wife and son, who also shares his name.

Troy Baloca is the Chief Wags — the operator and culture weapon you keep beside the Founder & CEO when the stakes spike. He turns chaos into cadence, pressure into performance, and talent into outcomes. He builds teams the way great engineers build systems: clear signals, hard gates, tight feedback loops, and zero drift.

He reads the room fast, names the real problem faster, and makes accountability non-negotiable. If the strategy gets soft, he hardens it. If execution gets sloppy, he cleans it up before it costs real money. His lane is momentum: protecting the standard, sharpening leaders, and translating vision into weekly reality — priorities, owners, timelines, receipts. Calm voice. Sharp edge. Outcomes beat optics, every time.

Off the clock, Troy is a proud dad of four (two sons, two daughters), a football loyalist, and an MMA hobbyist who trains to stay sharp. He resides in San Jose.