Jan 15, 2020
Noble Capital Markets today announced that Jeb Bush, governor of Florida (1999-2007), will deliver the opening keynote address at Noble’s sixteenth annual small & microcap investor conference NobleCon16. The event is slated to take place at the flagship Hard Rock Guitar Hotel & Casino, located 10 minutes from the Fort Lauderdale International Airport, from February 16-18, 2020. The address is scheduled for Feb. 17, 2020, at 8:30 AM in the Seminole Ballroom and, considering it falling on Presidents Day, Mr. Bush offers a unique perspective on the upcoming election, given his close family ties to the White House. “NobleCon offers family offices, self-directed investors, investment advisors and institutional investors direct access to America’s most important asset: emerging growth companies,” said Bush. “These are the companies that represent breakthroughs in technology, science and medicine. I’m looking forward to being a small part of this important conference.”
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About Noble Capital Markets, Inc.
Noble Capital Markets is a research driven boutique investment bank that has supported small & microcap companies since 1984. As a FINRA and SEC licensed broker dealer Noble provides institutional-quality equity research, merchant and investment banking, wealth management and order execution services. In 2005, Noble established NobleCon, an investor conference that has grown substantially over the last decade. For general NobleCon information, visit www.NobleConference.com. For NobleCon registration, visit www.NobleConference.com/sixteen#register.
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