When small, high-growth companies—public and private—seek advice on how to handle tough situations, Adam J. Epstein is one of their go-to advisers.

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As a former institutional investor, Adam knows precisely what’s required in this regard.

Adam has invested in 500+ small-cap financings; he knows exactly where companies always go wrong.

Adam has helped countless small-cap companies transform their boards into competitive advantages.

Imagine if your storytelling was so effective that employees, customers, and investors could become brand ambassadors.

Adam can help you create and oversee a corporate culture that attracts and retains better employees.

Companies that Adam advises no longer have to speculate how institutional investors will react to critical day-to-day decisions.

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About Adam J. Epstein

Adam is a former institutional investor, who brings a “buy-side perspective” to the boards of small-cap companies. He’s the author of The Perfect Corporate Board (a “#1 Best Seller” on Amazon).

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When small, high-growth companies—public and private—seek advice on how to handle tough situations, Adam J. Epstein is one of their go-to advisers.