Scott Raspa

Marketing and Growth Leader

[SafeLogic @SafeLogic]

We’re excited to launch SafeLogic CPM.

Delivering continuous visibility, business-aware risk prioritization, and a direct path from discovery to remediation.

We don’t just scan for cryptography. We watch it run.

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[SafeLogic @SafeLogic]

Quantum computing is reshaping cryptography.

SafeLogic’s new CMAP framework helps teams assess cryptographic risk, prioritize action, and build a roadmap for post-quantum readiness.

See how CMAP turns PQC uncertainty into action: https://t.co/8F6xHOnEI1

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@CaseyCook_ @charliekirk Well said.

[Scott Raspa @sraspa]

The Hilton story proves a key truth about private equity.

When done right, it's not just financial engineering—it's about building resilient operations that deliver outsized returns.

While others panicked and sold, Blackstone held and built.

Crisis-tested transformations like this show why smart PE creates real value.

Building that operational foundation requires expertise most firms lack.

That's what makes deals like this legendary.

[Scott Raspa @sraspa]

While the 2008 recession crushed the hotel industry, one chain added over 50% more properties and built a global powerhouse.

Not Marriott. Not IHG.

Here's how Hilton transformed from near-collapse to private equity's greatest win ever:

[Scott Raspa @sraspa]

3 lessons every business can learn from Hilton's crisis playbook:

- In downturns, go asset-light to preserve capital for growth.
- Long-term operational focus beats quick flips.
- Global diversification turns local crises into opportunities.

These principles turn recessions into launchpads.

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The 2008 recession killed every restaurant chain but one.

While others closed, this chain grew 3.7% and added 350 stores.

Not Starbucks. Not McDonald's.

Here's how Dunkin' thrived when America's restaurants died:

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I hope you've found this thread helpful.

I'm Scott Raspa, and I break down massive business transformations.

Follow me @sraspa for more insights on turning operational challenges into investor returns.

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The 2008 recession killed every restaurant chain but one.

While others closed, this chain grew 3.7% and added 350 stores.

Not Starbucks. Not McDonald's.

Here's how Dunkin' thrived when America's restaurants died: