Greenlea Lane Founder Josh Tarasoff Interviewed by MIT Investment Management Company | by Joel Cohen | Medium
Joel Cohen, Global Investor, MIT Investment Management Company: Welcome to my interview with Josh Tarasoff, founder of Greenlea Lane Capital based in Connecticut. I wanted to do this interview because I think Josh exemplifies an alternative approach to building a great stockpicking firm. This approach does not rely on large launch AUM, a long or traditional background in investing, or any of the bells and whistles that many people think investment firms require. Josh launched with $2.3 million in assets under management, no employees, and no office, in 2006, and has done no proactive marketing. He remains the only investment professional today, and still has no formal office. Yet his partnership has been a great success, growing to over $450 million in AUM, primarily by compounding at 17.3% net of all fees and expenses since 2006. My goal in this interview is to tease out some insights about Josh’s approach to building Greenlea Lane that emerging manager stockpickers — and others — may
Greenlea Lane Founder Josh Tarasoff Interviewed by MIT Investment Management Company Joel Cohen 8 min read · Aug 18, 2021 -- Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size July, 2021 This interview was uploaded to https://emergingmanagers.org/josh-tarasoff-interview Joel Cohen, Global Investor, MIT Investment Management Company: Welcome to my interview with Josh Tarasoff, founder of Greenlea Lane Capital based in Connecticut. I wanted to do this interview because I think Josh exemplifies an alternative approach to building a great stockpicking firm. This approach does not rely on
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