ABOUT US

GREG ALEXANDER

FOUNDER

Hello. My name is Greg. I sold my boutique for nine-figures. I owned the majority of it and I had no debt, so after the sale, I never had to worry about money again.

After traveling the world, playing a lot of golf and shooting the shit for a couple of years, I got inspired to start Capital 54 to help the next generation of founders scale and sell their boutique professional services.

This is my Family Office where I invest the money I’ve accumulated.

No. I’m not a piggy bank and I’m sure as hell not a broker. I’m a guardian angel to folks like you trying to navigate the dangerous terrain of growing and, eventually, exiting their boutique professional service firms.

Whether you’re in need of capital or you’re looking to sell your firm (but you don’t know where to start), hit the button down below and let’s have a conversation.

Renzi Stone

Managing Partner

Renzi Stone is Managing Partner of Capital 54. His focus is working with Collective 54 members to create value in three ways: through deploying Capital 54’s growth capital to help them grow, scale and exit their firms; through designing, building and implementing advisory boards, and through assisting founders in selling their firms.

As an entrepreneur, investor and the founder of Saxum, an award-winning integrated marketing and communications agency headquartered in Oklahoma City, Renzi Stone brings to Capital 54 two decades of expertise in reputation and issues management, marketing and branding strategy, succession planning, crisis communication, and public affairs for professional services firms, energy companies, large foundations, healthcare entities and financial services organizations.

Prior to founding Saxum in 2003, Stone worked for ESPN where he did color commentary for college basketball games and served as Vice President of a national public affairs agency headquartered in Washington, D.C., where he specialized in quantitative and qualitative public opinion research. He’s also an accomplished speaker and editorial contributor who’s been featured and quoted in PRWeek, Advertising Age, The New York Times and on CNBC.

A determined leader in the marketing and public relations fields, Stone has served as President of the Americas for IPREX and on the board of directors for the PR Council in New York. In 2015, he was appointed by then-Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin to the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents where he served until 2019. He’s also served as a director for the global organization, YPO. In Oklahoma, Stone is on the board of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame and is the former Chairman of the Board of Oklahoma City’s united arts fund, Allied Arts.

Stone attended and played basketball at the University of Oklahoma (1996-2000) where he was named a Big 12 Conference Medal Winner—an honor awarded to the conference’s top senior athlete. A Rhodes Scholar finalist while at Oklahoma, he received a bachelor’s degree in history. He is currently working towards an Executive MBA at Harvard Business School through YPO. Renzi and his wife Lee Anne live in Oklahoma City with their two boys, Jackson and Walker.

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