Compounders Podcast

Investing in Businesses that Create and Build Value with Sean Stannard-Stockton, President and CIO of Ensemble Capital

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My guest on the show today is Sean Stannard-Stockton, the President and CIO of Ensemble Capital, an investment and wealth management firm that has built up quite a following on social media as a result of its consistent output of thoughtful content. Sean and his team of analysts manage over a billion dollars in equities, consisting of a concentrated portfolio of super high-quality businesses. The team has developed a rigorous competitive advantage assessment process that is designed to identify only those companies with durable moats.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Sean and I discuss:

  • How Ensemble employs its competitive advantage framework when construction a portfolio;
  • The benefits of having a wealth management arm alongside an investment management business;
  • The rationale for creating and sharing so much thoughtful content on Twitter and the firm’s blog;
  • His personal definition of a compounder; and
  • What harmony and disharmony look like within an investment process

For more information about Ensemble Capital, please visit: https://ensemblecapital.com/

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