From Wall Street to serial entrepreneur!
What does it take to build lasting wealth over four decades?
Welcome back to ep150 of Inspired To Invest. This week, we are sitting down with Mark Seruya.
He is a Wall Street veteran with more than 40 years of experience, a real estate investor of 25+ years, Head of Capital Markets at KSR Real Estate, partner at Windsor Properties, founder of Rise With Mark, and owner of Nova Stem New York.
Mark shares the lessons he learned while managing more than $5 billion in client assets, navigating major financial crises, building real estate portfolios, and developing relationships with some of the most successful investors and business owners in the country.
From cold-calling six days a week to surviving the collapse of Bear Stearns during the 2008 financial crisis, Mark’s story is a masterclass in resilience, emotional intelligence, leadership, and long-term wealth creation.
In this episode you’ll learn:
✔️ How Mark built a multi-billion-dollar advisory business
✔️ Why relationships are more valuable than transactions
✔️ The role resilience plays in long-term success
✔️ Lessons learned from investing in real estate for over 25 years
✔️ How listening can become your greatest competitive advantage
✔️ What separates top performers from everyone else
✔️ Why mentorship can dramatically accelerate your growth
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, real estate professional, or aspiring business owner, this conversation is packed with timeless lessons you can apply immediately.
🎙️ Tune into this episode with Mark Seruya and let us know:
What was your biggest takeaway from Mark’s journey?
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