Alex Behring and Daniel Schwartz - Inside 3G Capital
2/10/20261 hr 36 min
My guests today are Alex Behring and Daniel Schwartz, Co-Managing Partners of 3G Capital.
3G has built one of the most distinctive firms in investing around a simple idea: there are only a handful of truly great businesses and even fewer great CEOs. Their model is to raise capital with the intention of making just one investment per fund, commit meaningful amounts of their own money alongside their partners, and focus all of their time and best people on that single opportunity.
Their approach has produced a series of iconic deals, including Burger King, Tim H...
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