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Adam Struck of Struck Capital

Adam made his first fortune selling Long Island iced teas. And his second on hyper-converged infrastructure.

Episode 41 of the Sand Hill Road podcast, hosted by NBC Bay Area, titled "Adam Struck of Struck Capital" was published on August 5, 2020 and runs 23 minutes.

August 5, 2020 ·23m · Sand Hill Road

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Adam made his first fortune selling Long Island iced teas. And his second on hyper-converged infrastructure.

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Adam made his first fortune selling Long Island iced teas. And his second on hyper-converged infrastructure.


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