P. Blake Renda

Mr. Renda is a bi-coastal entrepreneur, investor, and strategic advisor whose career encompasses diverse fields. As Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Veedor Holdings LLC, Mr. Renda operates under a philosophy that emphasizes rigorous analysis, creative adaptability, and a commitment to exceptionalism. Mr. Renda is a Founding Board Director of BoatBites Inc., an Advisory Board Member for Lorenzo Walker Technical College, and a former Board Member for the Collier County 100 Club. Mr. Renda has been recognized as a Distinguished Entrepreneur Finalist by the Small Business Development Center of Florida for four consecutive years and by the Greater Fort Myers Chamber. Mr. Renda is the recipient of one of Wall Street’s highest honors, Institutional Investor Magazine's “Best of The Buy Side” accolade, and has garnered several other commerce and industry awards for excellence. Veedor Holdings LLC makes strategic investments and owns and operates Dragon Horse Agency, Dragon Horse Publishing, and Moxie Creed. Mr. Renda has been featured in various publications and trades, including but not limited to: Gulfshore Business Magazine, Worth, The Institutional Investor Magazine, The Wall Street Transcript, Voyage LA, Shout, Canvas Rebel, The Red Herring, and others. Mr. Renda has served as both the creator and co-host of the highly successful weekly active lifestyle podcasts “The Soap Dish” and “Life with Moxie.” Beyond the accolades, successes, challenges, and failures, Mr. Renda lives deeply believing in resilience, mentorship, and shared success. He is a proud father, a former youth volleyball coach, and a passionate advocate of Ubuntu—"I am because we are." Whether scaling startups, navigating global markets, or building culture, Mr. Renda brings the same competitive spirit and collaborative ethos to every endeavor. Success isn't about accolades—it’s about legacy, community, and the courage to keep moving forward. As Winston Churchill said, “Success is not final; failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts.” Mr. Renda graduated from The Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Southern California.