2023 VOL6 Directory Issue

Asset 2.0, 2023, Vol 6 – Directory Issue

Billionaire Warren Buffett knows a thing or two about the meaning of value. He stated, “Price is what you pay…value is what you get.” That statement alone should spark your own definition of what value means to you. Bryan Williams, an executive from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), challenged the attendees at the Annual Conference with his keynote presentation, “What’s it Worth?” He shared his personal and professional experiences to look beyond monetary value to much, much more.

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