West Palm Beach Coffee Connections: March 2026

Noah Fenton is a Vice President at NFP with four years of experience advising private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies on complex risk management and insurance solutions. He specializes in working with private equity firms across the full investment lifecycle, including transactional risk, portfolio company insurance optimization, and bespoke risk strategies for complex, multi-entity organizations.

Noah focuses on developing long-term relationships with corporate leaders and private equity professionals globally, delivering customized insurance programs aligned with investment objectives, deal structures, and growth strategies. His work spans buy-side and sell-side transactions, ongoing portfolio risk management, and coordination across multiple stakeholders to ensure continuity, efficiency, and value creation.

He leads the continued growth of NFP’s South Florida presence, representing both regional and national clients and serving as a strategic advisor to private equity firms managing diverse and sophisticated portfolios. Noah leverages the full breadth of the NFP and Aon ecosystem, collaborating closely with specialists in transactional risk, cyber, management lines, executive risk, and other ancillary lines critical to supporting private equity-backed organizations.

Supported by NFP and Aon’s global resources, Noah’s deep understanding of complex risk structures and the broader insurance marketplace has enabled the successful placement and ongoing management of comprehensive risk management programs for private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies.

Blake Baynham is the founder of The Fountain, a performance, longevity, and health risk management clinic focused on advanced diagnostics and disciplined execution. The Fountain works with high-performing individuals and executives to identify risk early through tools like advanced MRI imaging, genetic analysis, biological age testing, and comprehensive bloodwork, then supports thoughtful, evidence-based intervention when appropriate.

Blake is also the creator of QEP (Quantum Executive Protocol), a decision-governance system designed to sit above diagnostics and providers. QEP governs escalation, restraint, timing, and accountability over time, helping executives navigate high-stakes health decisions with the same discipline they apply to capital allocation, risk management, and long-horizon strategy in business.

Blake’s work sits at the intersection of healthcare, governance, and performance, with a long-term vision of making decision integrity (not just information) central to how health decisions are made at the highest levels.