Tying faith between their teeth

Craig Sher and Will Conroy’s Backstreets Capital is a family affair that reflects the pair’s commitment to St. Petersburg.


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COURTESY RENDERING — Backstreets Capital LLC is helping to finance Orange Station at the Edge, an $80 million mixed-use project planned in St. Petersburg.
COURTESY RENDERING — Backstreets Capital LLC is helping to finance Orange Station at the Edge, an $80 million mixed-use project planned in St. Petersburg.
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Talk to Craig Sher and Will Conroy for just a few minutes and it becomes clear that they value three things: Family, St. Petersburg and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.

Family first. Sher, the former CEO and Executive Chairman of Sembler Co., one of the most recognized retail developers in the Southeastern U.S., is Conroy’s father-in-law. Both men describe their family as “tightly knit” and say they try to involve its members in their business dealings when possible.

 

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