Association Breakfast & Panel: March 15, 2016, 8am-11am
Location: Akerman – Three Brickell City Centre
98 Southeast Seventh Street, Miami, Florida 33131

The Association of Interim Executives is hosting it’s annual meeting in Miami and if you are a top career interim executive we invite you to join us March 15 for a panel and open house.

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8:00 – 9:30am  Breakfast and Introduction
8:30 – 9:30am  Private Equity Panel

A panel of fund managers will discuss topics including how private equity funds utilize interims, expectations from the fund when dealing with interims, staying top of mind when a need arises, and real stories from using interim execs in portfolio companies.

Chris Sheeran
Partner, Huron Capital Partners

Huron Capital is an operationally-focused $1.1B private equity firm with a long history of growing lower middle-market companies through its ExecFactor® buy-and-build investment model.  Huron Capital’s sector focus includes specialty manufacturing, business services, consumer goods & services, and healthcare.

Forest Wester
Partner, Trivest Partners

Trivest Partners is a $415M private equity firm. Established in 1981, it has completed 225+ transactions and is focused on founder/family-owned companies.

Roger Marrero
Partner, Comvest

Since its founding in 2000, Comvest has invested $1.9 billion in over 135 companies. Today, Comvest’s funds have $2.5 billion of assets under management.

9:30 – 10:30am  Interim Executives in Action

Interim execs are thrown into challenging situations that demand results, so they must get up to speed fast. Hear from veteran interim executive, Cleve Adams, as he shares how he worked with investors to bring massive success to a string of companies.

Cleve Adams
Interim CEO

Voted one of the top 50 non-technical founders in the tech industry history, Cleve Adams is a four time VC/PE backed software CEO managing companies from pre-revenue to over $1 billion. Cleve started, built and managed the largest company in the SaaS/Cloud Cyber security software market from pre-revenue to a $1B IPO, the largest in San Diego county history. As CEO of four companies, all which got acquired, and two IPOs, his average return to investors in 21x

10:30 – 11:00am  Closing