Capital Conviction Webinar: AI, Careers, and Capital | Navigating Risk, Optionality, and Long-Term Positioning

Capital Conviction Webinar: AI, Careers, and Capital | Navigating Risk, Optionality, and Long-Term Positioning

Date and Time

Tuesday Feb 24, 2026
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM PST

Tuesday, 24th February, 2026
5pm - 6pm PST

Location

https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/e93df730-c2fd-4533-9079-5dc7e8adede6@51c4e93d-a4b4-4af5-b8d1-daa35a4ae18d
 

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N/A

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https://finomenon.us/

Contact Information

Phone +1 (425) 625-9832
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About this Webinar:
Capital Conviction is hosted by Finomenon Investments. This webinar is an enduring series designed to feature capital allocators, founders, operators, service providers, and investors, who deploy capital with discipline, purpose, and long-term vision. Each guest or speaker brings high conviction, customer obsession, and operational experience through their own work product.

 

AI, Careers, and Capital | Navigating Risk, Optionality, and Long-Term Positioning

AI has become the dominant narrative shaping technology markets, corporate strategy, and professional careers. Capital is being deployed at unprecedented speed, expectations are rising quickly, and innovation cycles are compressing — often faster than fundamentals can catch up.

For high-earning tech professionals, this creates a unique challenge: career risk, equity exposure, and personal capital are increasingly tied to the same ecosystem.

This session explores how to think clearly in that environment without relying on predictions, hype, or short-term narratives.

 

Why This Matters

Periods of rapid technological change tend to amplify both opportunity and risk. While AI presents meaningful upside, it also introduces new forms of concentration risk, mispriced expectations, and second-order effects that are easy to overlook in real time.

Long-term outcomes are rarely driven by perfect forecasts. They are shaped by how individuals manage exposure, preserve optionality, and stay disciplined when narratives move faster than underlying value creation. This conversation is about developing that discipline.

 

What You Will Learn

This session offers a fact-based discussion on how AI-driven hype cycles, uneven adoption, and rapid innovation intersect with career durability, equity compensation, and long-term capital decisions for technology professionals. You’ll develop clearer frameworks for distinguishing durability from optionality, understanding how rising capital intensity, infrastructure investment, and uncertain enterprise ROI can affect employer stability and sector risk, and recognizing where over-concentration quietly builds when career, compensation, and personal capital are all tied to the same ecosystem. We’ll explore how to stay disciplined as narratives move faster than fundamentals, and how to remain adaptable through potential expectation resets without relying on forecasts, timing, or specific investment prescriptions. The goal is to leave you with stronger mental models for navigating uncertainty — not predictions, and not a list of things to buy.

 

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Disclaimer
Finomenon Investments is a Registered Investment Adviser. The information shared in this webinar is strictly for educational purposes. No content here constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement of any investment, and no fees, commissions, or third-party incentives are received in relation to this program. Please consult a qualified advisor before making investment decisions.

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