Blue Rose Advisors Blog

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Blue Rose’s Scott Talcott Promoted to Managing Director

We are pleased to announce that Scott Talcott has been promoted to Managing Director at Blue Rose Capital Advisors. As a Managing Director, Scott will serve a diverse client base as one of the firm’s senior strategists and foremost thought leaders.

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Sam Gruer Joins Blue Rose as Managing Director

Sam Gruer brings more than 30 years of capital market experience to his role as Managing Director at Blue Rose Capital Advisors, where he focuses on the firm’s business development efforts and providing senior advisory services.

Julia Cain

Julia Cain Joins Blue Rose Capital Advisors as an Analyst

In her new role, Ms. Cain will be responsible for providing analytical, research, and transactional support to the lead advisory team serving higher education, non-profit, and government clients with debt advisory and reinvestment services

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The Shield – Leveraging Debt for Campus Improvement

In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, institutions face mounting pressure to maintain and modernize their campuses with limited financial resources. From addressing aging infrastructure to expanding facilities for future growth, campus improvement is an essential but costly priority

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Blue Rose’s John Elliott Promoted to Vice President

Congratulations to John Elliott on His Promotion to Vice President at Blue Rose Capital Advisors! Mr. Elliott joined Blue Rose as an Associate in 2021 and was promoted to Assistant Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer in 2023. He provides analytical and research support and project management for Blue Rose’s P3, strategic consulting, and debt advisory practice in addition to his compliance responsibilities

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P3 Advisory Services – Blue Rose’s Approach to Public-Private Partnerships

Understanding A Public-Private Partnership: A Public-Private Partnership (P3) is an agreement between a government agency and a private firm to provide services that would traditionally be handled by the public sector, like designing, building, financing, operating, and maintaining a facility or provide a service.