Tal Lee Anderman on LinkedIn: Thrilled, honored, grateful to become Chief Talent Officer at Alpine… | 104 comments (2024)

Such a fun week in Scottsdale renewing with the Alpine family!!

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So excited to be expanding my team here at Alpine Investors! We're hiring a senior talent leader to oversee talent acquisition - would love love love any referrals!! #hiring #privateequity #executivesearch #talent

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Love this simple yet poignant reflection of the work we can all do to make work work for everyone. Thank you Lily Zheng 🙏🏽

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An incredible delight to lead Alpine's annual Growth Summit, our portfolio gathering to reconnect and grow our people and our businesses! Especially joyful to be in person with this community for the first time since COVID. Feeling all the feels with this video!!Special shoutout to Audrey Harris and Anna Meyer for capturing the magic of this experience, and to Kirsten C., Ivana Prstic and Adrianna Redd-King for being my co-conspirators in creating this event!!

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Life is full of surprises! Delighted to be recognized on Insider, Inc.’s 2022 list of 100 People Transforming Business, as one of 10 leaders transforming finance and money.I never expected (like never) to work in private equity. This award is a testament to Alpine Investors’s commitment and Graham Weaver’s vision to do things differently, and for the better—by always putting people first. Incredibly grateful and humbled to lead the charge 💫🧚🏼♀️#InsiderT100 #leadership #PeopleFirst

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Every once in awhile, I come across a story that changes my view of the world. Today, that came from one of my dearest friends writing about a story that's personal for both of us: his family's journey from the holocaust to fulfilling the American dream (and an Olympic gold).Dan Grunfeld's book, By the Grace of the Game, comes out TODAY and you don't want to miss it! This is not just a holocaust or basketball story (though he writes about both stupendously). It's a story about family, about ritual (and Romanian cooking). It's a story about brotherly love and finding community as an immigrant in America. It's a story of loss, and also one of hope. Bonus -- it's a window into one of my best friend's very snarky humor, and undeniable writing genius.If you do one thing today, order a copy of this book. Then make a delicious cup of tea, and get ready to enjoy diving into the Grunfeld family's life and legacy. Buy the book at the link below!!

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