360 One Firm (361Firm) - Interviews & Events
361Firm is a global platform to collaborate on investments & philanthropies by/for family offices, institutional investors and thought leaders. Born of a family office’s frustration, inspired by global collaboration of Arthur Andersen and our Alumni Connecting! heritage hosting 360-Roundtables, we are growing a trusted global ecosystem. For context on 360 One Firm (361Firm), our global community is now over 8,000 across Single Family Offices, institutional investors, funds, and CXOs. In 2015, after 10 years with a SFO investing in funds and companies and 10+ as a lawyer and then M&A Partner at Arthur Andersen and EY in Europe, I founded 361Firm. "360" stems from hosting alumni roundtables since 2005 and "One Firm" from the global collaborative culture of Andersen where I and my co-founders were Partners. Since 2015 361 has hosted events in 90+ cities and 22 countries, also since 2019 Weekly Tuesday 11AM ET Macro Briefings, Deep Dives and 10:30AM Global Community Meetups. 361Firm primarily focuses on four areas: (1) Investments via Allocator Sessions (see www.361firm.com/psi2) and our 361Core buy-side member platform (www.361firm.com/core). (2) Raising Capital for Funds and Companies via our broker-dealer platform and syndicate (www.361firm.com/onb); (3) Connecting Strategic Partners and Talent (e.g. CIO Council); and (4) Optimizing Philanthropic Resources and NextGens > Web: www.361firm.com/home > Onboard as Investor: https://361.pub/shortdiag > Onboard Deals 361: www.361firm.com/onb > Onboard as Banker: www.361firm.com/bankers > Events: www.361firm.com/events > Content: www.youtube.com/361firm > Weekly Digests: www.361firm.com/digest FYI, you can subscribe to various 361 events and content at https://361firm.com/subs
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The discussion focused on the Russian economy's resilience amid sanctions, with GDP growth projected to drop from 4% to under 2%. Defense spending exceeds social spending, leading to high inflation and wage pressures. Russia's reliance on oil exports, particularly to China, India, and the Middle East, has mitigated som
The Riyadh WWP Summit II 4_28-29 Prep Call focused on the upcoming event in Saudi Arabia on April 28-29, 2025. Roberta Calarese highlighted the summit's goal to drive private sector transformation for sustainable development, emphasizing the role of family businesses, which dominate 80% of the Saudi economy. The summit
Stephen Burke discussed the shifting inflation risks, noting a decline from 9% to 3% but rising concerns. He highlighted the impact of high public debt, sluggish productivity, and global economic uncertainties on policy makers. The global inflation rate spiked in 2023 and remains above the 2% target, complicating Fed d
This meeting discussed various aspects of AI and its impact on global economies. Key points included the rise of decentralized and modular AI, the importance of data sovereignty, and the potential for AI to democratize intelligence. The discussion highlighted the role of AI in sectors like healthcare and energy, and th
Stephen Burke discussed the Fed's pause on policy, emphasizing the impact of tariffs and deregulation on small business optimism. He noted that while tariffs are a concern, the economy is stable with low inflation (under 3%). The Fed is unlikely to cut rates in March, with a 10-year yield hovering around 4.5%. Bill's s
Key Insights: 📊 Equity Growth Potential: Analysts forecast a modest growth of 8-12% for U.S. equities in 2025, signaling a return to historical norms after previous strong performances. This reflects a cautious optimism amidst economic fluctuations. 💼 Corporate CapEx Surge: Major companies are significantly increas
