Nov 22, 2022
RHK Capital (“RHK”) today announced that it will host the 2022 Disruptive Growth Conference on Dec. 5-6, 2022, at the offices of Reed Smith in New York City. The event will feature leading C-suite executives and senior management of up to 30 growth-oriented and disruptive companies to meet with more than 200 investors, representatives of family offices, market analysts, financial advisors, broker-dealer wealth managers and select RHK clients. The event offers attendees an exclusive chance to explore undiscovered opportunities in a variety of promising sectors, including health care, biotechnology, natural resources, technology, logistics and electric vehicles. “With a strong track record of success in our previous conferences, RHK Capital is the perfect platform to drive partnerships in a wide variety of high-growth sectors. Given the turbulent markets this year and the disruption in nearly every asset class, savvy investors are on the lookout for opportunities that can not only diversify risks but offer capital accumulation potential in a highly inflationary environment,” said Richard Kreger, president of RHK Capital. “The conference’s streamlined design offers a highly productive and equally amiable environment, allowing deep interaction directly between key decision makers.”
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About RHK 2022 Disruptive Growth Conference
The RHK 2022 Disruptive Growth Conference, hosted at Reed Smith, will offer the exclusive opportunity to discover disruptive and growth companies. Up to 50 senior management teams will be presenting to an audience of over 200 institutional investors, accredited investors, family offices, Wall Street analysts, financial advisors, broker dealer wealth managers and RHK clients. For more information, visit https://ibn.fm/SFMJj.
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