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The 15th Annual Invest for Kids Conference [Full Coverage]

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Jacob Wolinsky
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Invest For Kids hosts an annual investment conference where top investment managers share their market views and best investable ideas. All of the proceeds from the conference go to not-for-profit organizations serving Chicago area youth from disadvantaged communities.

Below is our coverage of the 15th annual Invest for Kids conference, which was held on October 24th at the Harris Theater.

List of Speakers

  • Keating Crown Sterling Bay
  • Henry Ellenbogen Durable Capital Partners
  • Andy Gloor Sterling Bay
  • David Golub Golub Capital
  • Ivelina Green Pearlstone Alternative
  • Tiffany Hsiao Artisan Partners
  • Peter Kolchinsky RA Capital
  • Rick Rieder BlackRock

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Jacob Wolinsky is the ex-Founder of Valuewalk.com (founded 2011, sold 2023). He is founder of HedgeFundAlpha (formerly ValueWalk Premium), a hedge fund focused intelligence service for institutional investors. Prior to founding Valuewalk, Jacob worked as an equity analyst covering small caps, a micro-cap analyst, doing member development a large hedge fund community and freelance financial writing. Jacob lives with his wife and five kids in Passaic NJ. - Email: jacob(at)hedgefundalpha.com. For confidential inquires email me for my Signal id. Other methods of secure communication are also available.FD: I almost exclusively avoid the purchase of equities to avoid conflict of interest and any insider information. I only purchase broad-based ETFs and mutual funds. I will disclsoe if I have a stake in any company, but in general avoid