CapLander
CapLander
Podcast Description
Dive into the dynamic world of private capital markets with ‘CapLander,’ hosted by Jody Thelander and Morgan Thelander of J. Thelander Consulting. Whether you’re new to private market investing or a seasoned entrepreneur, this podcast unpacks the latest trends, insights, and opportunities shaping investment firms and private companies. Featuring expert guests and deep discussions, ‘CapLander’ is your go-to resource for staying informed and inspired on all things private capital market.
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Focused on private capital markets, investment strategies, and industry trends, CapLander covers various topics including compensation strategies in life sciences, venture debt in healthcare, and the rise of family offices. Episodes feature discussions on company valuation, equity grants, and personal journeys within the industry, such as insights from a recent recap of their participation in the LSX conference.
Dive into the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, innovation and business with CapLander, hosted by Jody Thelander and Morgan Thelander of J.Thelander Consulting. Whether you’re invested in the private capital markets, building your own venture or curious about the entrepreneurial spirit — this podcast unpacks the latest trends, insights and opportunities shaping today’s market and the people driving what’s next. CapLander connects the dots between personal and professional life—because how you do anything is how you do everything.
What does it take to build a successful career, a thriving business, and a marriage that lasts nearly 50 years?
Jody and Morgan Thelander welcome James S. Cassel, Chairman and Co-Founder of Cassel Salpeter, a Miami-based investment banking firm, for a wide-ranging conversation about business, relationships, and the lessons learned along the way.
James shares his unconventional journey from practicing law for 17 years to leading an investment banking firm, why relationships and networking remain essential to business success, and the emotional complexities of selling a family-owned company.
The conversation also gets personal as James reflects on nearly five decades with his wife, raising four children while building his career, and why helping others without expecting anything in return can pay dividends for years to come.
Plus, they explore the value of traditional education in the age of AI, the outlook for mergers and acquisitions, and whether the current AI boom might be getting ahead of itself.
From billion-dollar ideas to grocery-store introductions and the great carry-on luggage debate, this episode is a reminder that business is ultimately about people.
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