How Bosnia, Furman, and HIG Capital Shaped Adi Filipovic
Adi Filipovic explains how fleeing war in Bosnia, playing guard at Furman, and meeting HIG Capital's Fred Sturgis led to private equity.
10+ hours of podcasts, in 5 minutes.
Adi Filipovic, Managing Director at Resurgens Technology Partners, joins Sean Mooney to discuss his journey from Bosnian refugee and college athlete to software private equity investor. He details the operational value creation structure Resurgens uses to scale portfolio companies, analyzes why the software deal market has slowed amid artificial intelligence disruption, and explains how behavioral economics concepts like anchoring and the endowment effect impact investment decision-making.
Adi Filipovic explains how fleeing war in Bosnia, playing guard at Furman, and meeting HIG Capital's Fred Sturgis led to private equity.
Adi Filipovic explains how the endowment effect and price anchoring distort private equity investment committee valuations and deal selection.
Resurgens Technology Partners splits its 50-person firm equally between dealmakers and operators. Here is their five-bucket value creation model.
Adi Filipovic of Resurgens Technology Partners explains why software buyout shops are pausing platform deals amid artificial intelligence uncertainty.
The week's private equity podcasts, boiled down to one short Sunday read, for deal professionals, operating partners, and LPs.
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