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Adam Ferrari is a chemical engineer and is the founder of the mineral acquisitions company, Ferrari Energy, based in Denver, Colorado. He was originally trained as a chemical engineer, a degree that he completed magna cum laude. After graduation, he entered the business sector where he gained significant experience in both finance and investments.

Eventually, Adam decided to launch his very own startup, the aforementioned Ferrari Energy. He accomplished this without any outside help, a feat he remains proud of to this day. This proved to be an impactful part of his professional career as he led a group of over 40 employees and eventually became recognized not just as an engineer, but also as an impactful leader and businessman. One of his company’s notable achievements was providing over 2,000 unique land owners divestment and lease opportunities on their respective lands.

Adam is a philanthropist who gave back to communities in Denver and Chicago which are both cities that he has taken residence in and maintains strong ties to.. Under his leadership, Ferrari Energy actively made annual donations to a variety of non-profit organizations, including St. Jude Children’s Hospital, Freedom Service Dogs, Denver Rescue Mission, Coats for Colorado, and Next Steps of Chicago. His heart is especially close to Next Steps, which supports people with paralysis, because one of his beloved family members suffers from this condition

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