Any searchers or operators in Tucson?

by a searcher from University of Colorado at Boulder

2 years ago

I'm looking to connect with searchers or operators in the Tucson. I recently acquired a company in the area. If you're in Tucson and would like to connect please feel free to email me at df @ charcoalcapital.com. Thanks

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admin from Stanford University - Graduate School of Business

Congrats, Dapo, on your recent acquisition! Here’s a tip sheet on What to Do on Searchfunder after you’ve acquired: https://www.searchfunder.com/article/viewarticle/2432. For instance, you’ll likely want to join our Operators group which has 200 members & growing. The purpose of the group is to share info/insights. Once things settle down for you, I'd like to interview you on a live stream for Searchfunder about your acquisition and transitioning to being an operator. Congrats again! ~ Karen

2 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

searcher from University of Virginia-McIntire - McIntire School of Commerce

Hi Dapo, I'm in the Phoenix area but my in-laws live in Tucson. I'm a searcher/investor fairly new to this community but feel free to DM me if you want to chat.

2 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

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