EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 26 MIN
Forum Radio: Steven Hirth
from Forum Radio · host Forum Radio
Send us Fan MailSteven Hirth (New York) is a longstanding friend and member of Forum 500. Both the consummate East Coast gentleman and a true international, Steven travels widely throughout the year for both work and pleasure. He is the Founder and Principal of S.H.Hirth and Associates, an international merchant banking boutique modelled after pre-World War II European merchant banks. His family office concentrates on North and Central American real estate and global private equities. Steven talks here with Jessica Fellowes about the values he holds dear, how his childhood as an immigrant shaped him, the importance of cultivating genuine friendships and, of course, the delights of grappa. 'One of the ethos which I live by is very simple. To the world, you're one person, and to one person, you are the world. I apply that to all of my investments. When we invest in growth companies or sometimes start-up companies, we focus on bringing our capital to the table. And when I define what, how I define capital, it's human capital, moral capital, social capital, financial capital, cultural capital. I always say marriage is cheaper than divorce. So we don't get involved in many projects, but when we get involved, we immerse ourselves.'This episode was edited by Vanessa Heaney. Music by Alex Vickers
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
Send us Fan Mail Steven Hirth (New York) is a longstanding friend and member of Forum 500. Both the consummate East Coast gentleman and a true international, Steven travels widely throughout the year for both work and pleasure. He is the Founder and Principal of S.H.Hirth and Associates, an international merchant banking boutique modelled after pre-World War II European merchant banks. His family office concentrates on North and Central American real estate and global private equities. ...
Ready to play
Forum Radio: Steven Hirth
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.