Mı*scellany

mis·cel·la·ny

noun\ ˈmi-sə-ˌlā-nē \

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin miscellānea, neuter plural of miscellāneus, mixed, from miscēre, to mix. Earlier, a hash of leftover meats fed to gladiators. In English from the 1590s.

  1. A mixture of various kinds. A medley.
  2. Writings on unrelated subjects, gathered into one volume.

Merriam-Webster · Online Etymology Dictionary

syn.assortment, medley, potpourri, farrago, gallimaufry, salmagundi, omnium-gatherum

A private investment and advisory company.

New York

Est. 2022

About

I spend my time on miscellany ventures; it seemed like an apt name. I invest on behalf of myself and my family. We are diversified and opportunistic investors. Our check sizes can range by an order of magnitude or more. We allocate to funds and make direct investments, sometimes with control or significant influence. I take on formal board and informal advisory roles with some frequency.

Stuff and Things was taken.

My interests are wide. I love connecting dots and staying in touch. I enjoy meeting new people, learning about new businesses, and helping where I can. You can find me on LinkedIn here.

More than one wedding toast referred to my habit of sending links with the comment “thought you might find interesting.”

Contact

If we have not met and you think there is something here anyway, this reaches me directly.