ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a special episode sharing 5 Lessons From 5 Years of Harlem Capital from the founding team. We will be speaking with Henri Pierre-Jacques, Jarrid Tingle and Brandon Bryant.
In this episode, we will hear the founding team discuss a few lessons learned during the journey of building Harlem Capital like why brand matters, how to learn on someone else's dime, and building internal processes to scale a VC firm to name a few.
If you're interest in learning more about the Harlem Capital story or building your own firm in the future this is the episode for you!
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