Navigating Business Acquisition w/Jarryd Osborne - From College Athlete to Private Equity
Jarryd Osborne, a former college athlete and corporate manager, embarks on a risky journey to build wealth through entrepreneurship, but quickly learns the struggles of navigating the competitive SMB acquisition world with his partner Walter Thurmond III. He is the co-founder of Diversity Capital Group, a private equity fund that focuses on managed service providers and "boring" businesses.
You will learn:
1.Exploring Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition: Discover the process of leveraging an SBA loan to buy a business and the current trend of baby boomers exiting their businesses.
2.Team Player Mindset: Understand how to apply the individual sport mentality of tennis to the corporate world.
3.Driving Diversity and Inclusion: Uncover the mission to inspire minorities to pursue entrepreneurship and acquire businesses, even without a Harvard degree or rich parents.
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