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• Relationship Capital, Niche Investing, and the Power of Pivoting with Jeremy Greshin

  In this conversation, Jeremy Greshin traces the pivots that took him from law and nonprofit work into market entry, real estate, and ultimately self-storage investing. He explains why niche markets, relationship capital, and investing alongside partners matter, and breaks down how his firm targets c

• LBM Flash Moments: The Second Half of Delegation Nobody Talks About

  In this Flash Moment, Phil Fornaro digs into the part of delegation that often gets overlooked: finding the right people to hand work to when the need is urgent and the options feel limited. He shares how delegation can stall when the right support is missing, why that creates stress and lost focus,

• LBM Flash Event: Burger Bash 2026

  In this Flash Moments episode, Phil Fornaro talks with Jason Cornick, Tim Griffin, and Nick Spurgash about Burger Bash 2026, a community fundraiser for Special Olympics at Post 1931 in La Grange Park. The conversation covers how the event began, the burger competition between officers, and the growi

• How a Venture Podcast Built a Deal Flow Machine with Nick Moran

  In this conversation, Nick Moran explains how venture capital differs from private equity, why his firm focuses on AI-native companies outside the Valley, and how his podcast became a powerful source of deal flow. He also breaks down the founder traits he looks for, the role of diligence in spotting

• LBM Flash Moments: The Internal Battle Between Doing the Work and Being in the Room

  Phil Fornaro reflects on the internal battle between staying focused on the work and getting out into the room where connection happens. After attending a memorable event hosted by Nick Moran, he shares how networking sparks ideas, relationships, and opportunities that can expand both business and l

• Wired to Thrive in a World Built for “Normal” with Marc Hoffman

  In this conversation, Marc Hoffman shares how his experience as a dyslexic entrepreneur shaped both his business path and his advocacy for neurodiversity. He discusses building early childhood education businesses, launching Wired to Thrive for neurodiverse entrepreneurs, and using AI, therapy, and