Event
Date
01 January 2024
Location
Tampa, FL
The Florida ACG Capital Connection is a joint venture of the four (4) Florida Chapters – North Florida, Orlando, South Florida, and Tampa Bay. Since 2005, the Florida chapters of ACG have been hosting one of the Southeast’s premier conferences for the middle market. The 18th Florida ACG Capital Connection® will be held from November 1-3, 2023, in beautiful Downtown Tampa at the NEW JW Marriott Water Street. The last 4 Capital Connections have grown to over 700 registered attendees and exhibitors from 29 states. The attendees represent private equity firms, commercial and investment banks, growth-oriented companies, accounting and law firms, and other professionals all focused on middle-market deal-making.
This year, Steve Salvius - Head of Investment Banking & Private Equity, represented SG Analytics and attended the ACG Florida Capital Connection Event in Tampa from November 1st to 3rd, 2023.
An entrepreneur at heart, Steve has been instrumental in setting up SGA’s Investment Banking and Private Equity practice and has played a pivotal role in transforming go-to-market strategies, designing solutions, developing sales pipelines, and setting up and managing delivery teams.
Steve has over 15 years of experience in investment banking and private equity space in the US, Europe, and the Middle East. As an accomplished business leader, Steve represents SG Analytics and shares his perspectives on Investment Banking and Private Equity at International Conferences and reputed Forums.
About SG Analytics:
“SGA is a global outsourcing partner of choice for boutique Investment Banks and Private Equity firms. We deliver a comprehensive suite of solutions across the deal lifecycle. Our clients leverage our entire back-office ecosystem, including our associates and VPs, subscription to data sources, design and editorial team, our full stack of automation/ efficiency tools, and sector and quant experts to win more deal mandates and execute deals in the most efficient manner while optimizing costs.”
