Founders hosted its first Heritage Forum from April 3rd – 5th at the beautiful Pursell Farms in Sylacauga, Alabama. Participants enjoyed meaningful time of growth and fellowship in a collaborative gathering of high capacity leaders. The objective of the forum was to inspire and equip attendees with best practices for life and succession planning in…
Founders recently hosted their spring Private Company CEO Forum at The Lakehouse, located in the historic Bechac House on Lake Ponchartrain in Mandeville, Louisiana. Founders hosted 20 middle market companies represented by 28 executive guests for the half day event that included a culinary revival of South Louisiana cuisine. Helping co-hosted the event was Butler…
The 2015 Bama Bash was an exclusive event that brought together CEOs of fast growing SaaS and Internet businesses with some of the industry’s leading private equity and venture capital investors. These CEOs learned from fellow entrepreneurs who have successfully navigated the capital continuum, shared relevant challenges and growth strategies, and candidly discussed with investors…
Founders 13th Annual Crawfish Boil was held at the Birmingham Zoo on Thursday, April 21, 2016. Life was good as family, friends, and clients danced to the music of Terry and the Zydeco Bad Boys. This year we introduced Founders Trivia, where participants answered questions about deals we’ve done, organizations we serve, and our professionals…
Founders hosted their spring Deep South Private Company CEO Forum at the Renaissance Ross Bridge Resort & Spa in Birmingham, AL this week. At this year’s spring forum was 16 companies were represented by 19 executive guests. With an insightful macroeconomic update from John Norris, lead strategist for Oakworth Capital, and a buyer’s perspective overview…
Founders hosted their annual Fish & Forum along with John Spears, President of Spears & Associates, down at Cameron Meadows Lodge in Johnsons Bayou, LA. Day one of the event included fishing in the marsh and an airboat hog hunt on the 19,000 acre property. Once again Mrs. Vicki didn’t disappoint with her savory bowl…