Episode Summary
What does it take to build lasting value in a world where markets and technology are evolving faster than ever? In this episode of The Wealth Exchange, host Rob Olsen, Head of Nicola Wealth Private Capital, and co-host Kent Sio, Principal, Private Equity and Venture Capital, sit down with Perry Miele, Managing Partner at Beringer Capital, for a dynamic conversation on the future of private capital.
From navigating NAFTA negotiations to leading global businesses, Perry shares thoughtful lessons on leadership, digital transformation, and the growing influence of AI in modern investing. He also discusses the importance of staying disciplined in a shifting market and why optimism and long-term thinking remain essential to success in private equity.
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