With just $400 million in AUM, Fielding Miller co-founded CAPTRUST in 1997. The No-Golf-Ball Rule became CAPTRUST’s cornerstone policy, reinforcing the firm’s commitment as fiduciaries for clients, ensuring no conflicts of interest arise when advising clients. In 2002, the firm introduced an equity ownership plan for all employees, giving every colleague a pathway to ownership that incentivizes long-term growth and quality of care. in 2017, CAPTRUST launches a new 10-year strategic plan with goals of growing in the top 35 metropolitan markets in the U.S. and investing $10 million in communities, among others. in 2020, GTCR, a leading private equity firm, makes a 25 percent minority growth investment in CAPTRUST, reflecting a valuation of $1.25 billion. And in 2023, Global investment firm Carlyle made a minority growth investment in CAPTRUST, valuing the firm at $3.7 billion.