In this episode of A Student’s Intro to Alternative Investments, Paul Quinn College recent graduate Trinity Williams speaks with Greg Friedman, managing principal and CEO of Peachtree Group, about navigating market cycles, managing risk and finding opportunities across commercial real estate credit and equity.

Friedman also shares leadership lessons and practical advice for students interested in building careers in alternative investments.

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Listen in as Paul Quinn College recent graduate Trinity Williams speaks with Greg Friedman, managing principal and CEO of Peachtree Group, about navigating market cycles, managing risk and finding opportunities across commercial real estate credit and equity. “A Student’s Intro to Alternative Investments” is brought to you through a partnership between the Alternative and Direct Investment Securities Association (ADISA) and the Milken Institute HBCU Fellowship Program (Milken).

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