Seth Damski, the visionary behind Old City Investment Partners, curated an extraordinary event – the "Alpha on the Delta" conference. This wasn't your run-of-the-mill finance gathering; picture engaging discussions during the day and epic performances by The Rolling Stones at night. Quite a unique experience, right?

"So if we're really doing our job right, you know, we've gotten to know our investors, you know, really well. Often over the course of years, if not decades."

Key themes included:

1. Effective fund manager attributes

2. Importance of due diligence

3. Seth Damski's career journey

4. Old City's investment strategy

5. Role of placement agents

6. Investor-manager relationship building

7. Alpha on the Delta conference

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Seth's Website: www.alphaonthedelta.com

Seth's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-damski-6833b11/

Old City Investment Partners: https://www.linkedin.com/company/old-city-investment-partners/

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Cindy Carrillo is a dynamic entrepreneur and coach dedicated to supporting business leaders and entrepreneurs. From founding a pivotal backup care program to helping companies create boutique benefits, Cindy's career has been marked by a blend of strategic innovation and compassionate leadership.

She's passionate about guiding others through change and transitions, offering a unique immersion coaching experience on her picturesque ranch in Colorado. Her book, "Finding Your Next," delves into overcoming blockers to change and thriving personally and professionally.

"...one that keeps us the most from changing, and that's our willingness to settle because we're fearful of the unknown, we're fearful of failure."

Key themes included:

1. Scaling Challenges in Consulting Firms.

2. Transition from Personal Consultancy to Company Growth.

3. Fear of the Unknown and Failure.

4. Importance of Complementary Teams.

5. Leadership and Strategic Thinking.

6. Entrepreneurial Mindset and Business Growth.

7. Work-Life Balance Solutions for Employees.

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Cindy's Website: https://www.findingyournxt.com/

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Adam House, a serial entrepreneur with seven businesses under his belt, knows the dedication it takes to build a thriving startup, often working 100-hour weeks. He advocates for running lean, believing economic constraints steer clear of poor decisions, and emphasizes the need for solid foundations and strategic vision over merely capital.

Adam's personal journey took him from a successful exit at age 32 to fulfilling a lifelong dream in semi-pro basketball, only to return to business with renewed vigor and an eye on innovation in healthcare analytics. His philosophy encompasses the power of vision, the importance of relationships, and learning through doing, ensuring that progress and action are central to any entrepreneurial endeavor.

Key themes included:

1. Importance of Action and Progress

2. Vision Over Capital in Business

3. Critique of "Finding Your Why"

4. Balancing Faith and Fear

5. Mentorship and Advisory Significance

6. Self-Leadership and Role Understanding

7. Testing, Failing, Learning, Iterating

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Website: https://www.houseofbricks.io/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhousesr/

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