How industrial roll-ups, AI-driven capital strategy, real estate, and finance turn boring businesses into wealth engines, climate infrastructure, and scalable investment platforms.This episode is a paid partnership with BetterHelp.https://betterhelp.com/bricksandbanksGoing to therapy is a sign of strength, not weakness. My paid partner BetterHelp makes therapy simple, with 10% off your first month to help you get started.In this episode of the Briggs & Banks podcast, host Stephanie Onwuemenyi interviews Samuel Wiseman, founder and managing partner of Protopian firm. They discuss Samuel's unique journey from a starving artist to a successful private equity CEO, focusing on how industrial roll-ups can create meaningful impacts in climate solutions. Samuel shares insights on blended finance, the importance of art in business, and the vision for legacy manufacturing. He explains the mechanics of mergers and acquisitions and how to connect with investors through a mission-driven approach.TakeawaysSamuel Wiseman transitioned from a career in music to private equity.He emphasizes the importance of art in business and finance.Blended finance allows for innovative funding solutions for climate projects.The wealth gap in America is at an all-time high, impacting business ownership.Legacy manufacturing can play a crucial role in climate solutions.Mergers and acquisitions can be structured to benefit both investors and the environment.Samuel's firm focuses on companies with strong cash flow and ethical practices.The connection with investors is driven by mission rather than just profit.Industrial roll-ups can create significant value in the market.Creative marketing strategies are essential for outreach in private equity.

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