In the inaugural episode, David M. Rubenstein reflects on his career in private equity, his philosophy on partnership and legacy, and his broader pursuits as an author, interviewer, and owner of the Baltimore Orioles.
Bennett Goodman shares his remarkable journey—from his formative years influenced by his uncle, the famed LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman, to his groundbreaking career in credit markets, and ultimately to building Hunter Point Capital and his family office, Hunter Creek.
David Roux provides his unique and authoritative perspective on the historical relationship between private equity and technology.
Robert Picard - Robert Picard talks about family-oriented investing with an institutional bar for quality.
Kari Firestone reflects on lessons in risk-taking, balancing career and family, and why listening and learning remain central to her “declaration” in life.
Marco Peschiera discusses the long-term approach he takes to investing on behalf of a multi-generational family office.
Jon Qvistgaard=Petersen talks racecars, oil, philanthropy, and shares the philosophies that have guided his career and personal life.
A thoughtful conversation with Sean Plummer on how high-net-worth families invest differently from institutions—and why that difference matters.
Michael Glosserman discusses long-term partnerships, investing with conviction, and the four components to happiness.
Todd S. Rich is a Co-Founder and Partner of Declaration Partners and the Head of Real Estate, serving as chairman of Declaration’s Real Estate Investment Committee. Todd, who is based in the Bethesda, MD office, co-founded Declaration with two decades of multi-market real estate investing and operating experience including acquisitions, dispositions, development, leasing, and management of portfolios involving over $20 billion of institutional quality real estate.
