Central Dux Collective

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        • "name": "Ricky Anzures",
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                • "text": "Ricky and Ruben Anzures chose to partner deliberately, not quickly. They are brothers, but that is not why they work together. They work together because between them is a rare combination: systems thinking, operational depth, high-stakes legal and financial experience, and the patience to wait for the right deal rather than just the next one. They also happen to be two of the more creatively alive people in any room they walk into, which turns out to matter more in this work than most people know or want to admit.",
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                • "text": "Ricky clerked for the Chief Justice of Mexico's Supreme Court, where he introduced micro-econometric analysis to constitutional decisions and worked on some of the country's most consequential legal reforms. He then moved into private equity, sharpening his instincts for what makes a business worth building. He's also a competitive triathlete, a student of stories—film, theater, tv, all of it—and is quietly working on writing some of his own one day.",
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                • "text": "HIs big brother, Ruben, has advised the CEOs of two of Mexico's largest institutions, helped scale a fintech startup from 90,000 to over a million users in under a year, and once ranked second in junior tennis in all of Mexico. In his quieter moments, he draws—not casually, but with the kind of slow, deliberate attention that teaches you to see things more as they are and less as what you think they are. It is, he'll tell you, not so different from diligence.",
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                • "text": "Their search, backed by TBD, is well underway. Some partnerships have an exit. This one was born without one.",
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    • "bio": "Ricky and Ruben Anzures chose to partner deliberately, not quickly. They are brothers, but that is not why they work together. They work together because between them is a rare combination: systems thinking, operational depth, high-stakes legal and financial experience, and the patience to wait for the right deal rather than just the next one. They also happen to be two of the more creatively alive people in any room they walk into, which turns out to matter more in this work than most people know or want to admit.\n\nRicky clerked for the Chief Justice of Mexico's Supreme Court, where he introduced micro-econometric analysis to constitutional decisions and worked on some of the country's most consequential legal reforms. He then moved into private equity, sharpening his instincts for what makes a business worth building. He's also a competitive triathlete, a student of stories—film, theater, tv, all of it—and is quietly working on writing some of his own one day.\n\nHIs big brother, Ruben, has advised the CEOs of two of Mexico's largest institutions, helped scale a fintech startup from 90,000 to over a million users in under a year, and once ranked second in junior tennis in all of Mexico. In his quieter moments, he draws—not casually, but with the kind of slow, deliberate attention that teaches you to see things more as they are and less as what you think they are. It is, he'll tell you, not so different from diligence.\n\nTheir search, backed by TBD, is well underway. Some partnerships have an exit. This one was born without one."
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