Thomas Russo

16 SOURCES4 INDEXED REFERENCES1981–2015

The “capacity to suffer” canon: three Talks at Google, two Ivey Ben Graham Centre decks, Latticework 2022 + 2025 transcripts, the 75-minute 2013 interview, and the Graham & Doddsville ecosystem

THE RECORD

The “capacity to suffer” canon: three Talks at Google, two Ivey Ben Graham Centre decks, Latticework 2022 + 2025 transcripts, the 75-minute 2013 interview, and the Graham & Doddsville ecosystem. Tenure arcs documented back to 1981 (Berkshire) and 1986 (Nestlé); >40% of AUM in family-controlled firms.

SELECTED PUBLIC REFERENCES

2015 · Documented public record

Talks at Google 2015

Decision — Maintained >40% of AUM in family-controlled firms (“avoid agency costs at all costs”). Context: Google 2015 talk + Ivey decks. Outcome (known): Structural — visible in 13F concentration (GOOG ~12%, BRK-A, PM, MA, Richemont).

2010 · Documented public record

SEC EDGAR 13F run

Decision — Held Alphabet, Philip Morris, Mastercard, Richemont concentration book. Context: Filing-level record via EDGAR CIK 860643. Outcome (known): Q2 2026: $8.93B across 86 holdings.

1986 · Documented public record

Latticework 2022 transcript

Decision — Initiated Nestlé position. Context: Tenure data per Latticework 2022. Outcome (known): Held ~40 years; capacity-to-suffer exemplar.

1981 · Documented public record

Latticework 2022 transcript

Decision — Initiated Berkshire Hathaway position. Context: Documented tenure per Latticework 2022 transcript. Outcome (known): Held 45 years; BRK-A remains a top-3 13F holding.

CONNECTED INVESTORS

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