SideKick’s Phil Miner presents at Harvard’s CEO Summit

SideKick’s Phil Miner presents at Harvard’s CEO Summit. Joining long time strategic partner, Verne Harnish, Phil is a keynote speaker at this CEO Summit. This event is co-hosted by Harvard’s Technology and Entrepreneurship Center (TECH), will explore innovative People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash aspects of driving valuation. Strategies include:

• The #1 job of a founder/CEO.

• The key strategic move to dominate a niche.

• The major internal 10x advantage over the competition.

The critical importance of having access to cash.

Exclusively for CEOs, it’s an opportunity to mingle with and learn from this community of focused leaders aiming to drive higher valuations. You’ll learn from those who have already done it – along with thought leaders who have a track record of helping thousands achieve high-performance outcomes. CEO Summit — TECH (harvard.edu)

About Phil Miner, founding partner at SideKick Operators:
Phil grew up on the Texas Gulf Coast fishing with his father where he developed a passion for the world’s oceans. This interest led him to Texas A&M University where he graduated with a degree in Ocean Engineering. Following graduation and a stint in a family business, Phil launched The Miner Corporation, a leading national provider of mission-critical services for material handling equipment. The company’s 2,000 employees serve more than 300 of the Fortune 500 and has been recognized as one of the top 500 fastest-growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine.

Today, Phil is a founding partner of SideKick Operators, a strategic firm investing in mission-critical services companies. SideKick joins in partnership with the business leaders to build national brand reputations through operational excellence. Phil also serves on the advisory board for the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship at the Mays Business School, the Chancellor’s Century Council at the Texas A&M University System and is a member of the Board of Directors at Summit Companies and Oscar W. Larson.