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30 minutes
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36 פרקים
מאז 8 באוקטובר 2014
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Four months ago, investor education podcast Off the Sidelines returned for a second season. Produced by us at Technical.ly and sponsored by Project Entrepreneur, a program by UBS, these 10 episodes explored how the systems and institutions of investing are changing, and how to accelerate that ‮…

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Close your eyes and picture “an investor.” What comes to mind? What do they look like? How do they talk and act? Where do they live and where did they go to school? Do you see your own identity and lived experiences reflected in them? If you pictured a white male with a degree from an elite ‮…
The investment world is always changing and expanding, and in recent years, that has been partly due to growing pools of money passing through organizations like foundations and family offices. A family office is an organization (or collection of entities) that leads financial management for ‮…
Women, on average, live longer than men. That cold fact coupled with the rise of “gray divorce” means four in five women are predicted to be solely responsible for their financial management later in life, according to a recent report by UBS. Yet nearly half of women with male par‮…
Venture capital and philanthropy are both methods of moving large amounts of money around the economy, but they usually do so with very different goals and strategies. VC aims to beat the stock market and maximize returns. Philanthropy cares more about creating impact and change (and obeying t‮…
Financial rewards often come to those who bring a product or service that can solve a problem better, cheaper or faster than an incumbent. The productivity gains that contribute to that sort of solution often amount to reducing the amount of human labor involved. This might sound counter to p‮…
Most private business investing isn’t from an individual investor putting their own money up to capitalize a single company they believe in. Early stage investing is first and foremost an asset class aiming to outperform the stock market. But it’s also a window into bets on the fut‮…
The rules of how private companies capitalize in the United States is mostly the governance of the federal government. The definition of an accredited investor from the Securities and Exchange Commission is still largely outlined by the Securities Act of 1933. Changes and advisements have com‮…
Private market business investing is overwhelmingly white — both who is investing and who is being invested in. In 2018, only 1% of decision-makers at large VC firms were Black. Likewise, about 1% of VC dollars went to Black startup founders that same year. Whether you think this repre‮…
You know the tiny kindnesses, courtesies and extensions you offer the ones you know? These are the blessings of community. They are the transactional side of having a strong network of relationships. Technical.ly DC Market Editor Michelai Graham told me she likes to think of a network like yo‮…