Learn & Earn With Lessons From An Icon
At the end of the year, the Oracle of Omaha plans to step down from the trillion-dollar conglomerate he created from a struggling textile manufacturer. Join us Wednesday, December 17th at 12pm ET as Forbes’ top editors examine his legacy, distill his most successful principles for investing and living well, and discuss the future of Berkshire Hathaway.
We’ll Discuss:
- Buffett’s 60 years building Berkshire Hathaway and amassing a $150 billion fortune
- His investment approach and how its evolution vastly improved his success
- Lessons from Buffett’s biggest successes and failures
- What does Buffett’s retirement mean for the financial world and the future of Berkshire under Greg Abel?
Speakers
Randall Lane is chief content officer of Forbes Media and editor of Forbes Magazine, responsible for editorial content across all platforms globally. He is based in New York and has developed some of Forbes’ most successful and enduring franchises including the Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy and Forbes 30 Under 30. Lane began his career at Forbes in 1991 and served as reporter (five cover stories), staff writer and Washington bureau chief. In between, he caught the startup bug: He cofounded P.O.V. Magazine (Adweek’s Startup of the Year) and then launched Doubledown Media (Trader Monthly, Dealmaker, Private Air, etc.). He is the author of The Zeroes: My Misadventures In the Decade Wall Street Went Insane.
Matt Schifrin is the executive editor of Money & Markets channel on Forbes.com, which includes investing, personal finance, Wall Street and crypto. He has worked for Forbes for more than 30 years and learned business journalism under Forbes’ late great editor Jim Michaels. He is responsible for investing and finance content in Forbes magazine and on Forbes.com. A graduate of Cornell University, he is the author of The Warren Buffetts Next Door, The World’s Greatest Investor You’ve Never Heard Of.
