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Gadles of Conquest Capital Partners receives South Shore Star's 40 Under 40 Award

Ryan Gadles, founder of Conquest Capital Partners, was selected as one of South Shore Star's 40 Under 40 Award recipients at the 5th Annual 40 Under 40 Awards Celebration and Cocktail Gala​. The awards were presented November 7 at The Ballroom at Granite Links. South Shore Stars recognizes leaders in business, education, government, human services and the arts. The nominees were elected based on a number of criteria, including professional achievements, volunteer work and leadership.​ 2014 was a banner year for Gadles and his firm. The company grew nearly 2.5x from its top line loan volume in 2013 topping off at over $42 million. The team is working hard and expect that number to more than double in 2015. Additionally, Gadles was even more excited for the growth his firm had with their charitable partner, St. Jude Children's Hospital. In 2014 the company raised over $50,000 between sponsorships and individual donations along with a large sponsorship of their own, more than doubling the total from 2013.
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