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Future-Proof Construction With Technology
Time and money invested now in tech advancements will seem inconsequential over time.
By Amit Baria
May 3, 2022
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by Amit Baria
A New York City-based alternative investment professional, Amit is a special advisor to Raffuel Surety’s Private Equity and Family Office division. At the convergence of Wall Street and Silicon Alley since 2005, he actively works with fund principals and multi-generational family business owners in product development and piloting investment strategy around emerging technology.
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