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Welcome to Beer Stories for Private Equity! In our fifth episode, Scott is joined by George Pilafas of Continuim Equity Partners for a very rousing discussion.
Among their many beer stories, Scott and George share a great discussion about PE's Kaizen-led firm, Continuim, whose name is derived from Continuous Improvement. They talk about applying Kaizen to Pennsylvania manufacturing companies and Pittsburgh's legendary NFL team; how success starts at the shop floor rather than the C-suite; insights for young professionals entering private equity; and which Pittsburgh sports legend to have dinner with.
We know you'll enjoy their convo (even if you're not a Steelers fan).
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To learn more about George Pilafas, or Continuim Equity Partners, please visit: https://www.continuim.com/team/#george-pilafas
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