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2 and 20 is standard in private equity.  2% management fee covers operational costs, but the real payout—20% carried interest— usually happens after investors get a minimum return. this ensures pe firms share the risk with their investors (aligning incentives).  some top-performing funds may negotiate higher carry, while newer funds might settle for less. it’s not one-size-fits-all, but the balance of fees and performance incentives is how firms get paid out 💡 #privateequity #finance #investing #mbalife #businessschool #womeninfinance #womeninbusiness #investmentbanking”
Which one would you be more interested in? Early or late stage venture capital? 🤪 I worked in early stage VC in the summer before started my MBA. it was an amazing experience!!  #mbalife #womeninbusiness #mbastudent #finance #businessschool #mbastudents #womenintech #womeninfinance #banking #investmentbanking #privateequity #investing #venturecapital
rejection isn’t the end—it’s part of the process.  💡 don’t let one ‘no’ stop you: jean was rejected from goldman sachs during college, but instead of giving up, she applied again after graduation and landed the job. 🔑 people have short memories: being rejected once doesn’t mean you’re out forever. persistence pays off, and you can always try again. 🔥 use rejection as fuel: the job at goldman became a springboard for the rest of jean’s career. if she had taken the first rejection personally, she wouldn’t be where she is today. rejection is a detour, not a dead end. keep going. you can find the full podcast episode on apple podcasts, youtube, and spotify. #womeninbusiness #startup #founder #finance #investing #mbalife #businessschool #womeninfinance #womenintech
embrace competition—it’s a sign you’re in a space worth building in. Competition is not always a bad thing 🤝👀🫨 1️⃣ market education: when you’re the only player, it’s on you to educate the entire market about your product. competitors help normalize the offering, making customers more aware of why they need it. 2️⃣ validation: competition signals demand. if others are in the space, it’s a sign you’re solving a real problem. 3️⃣ growth pressure: competition keeps you sharp. it pushes you to innovate faster and deliver better solutions to your customers. #womeninbusiness #startup #founder #finance #investing #mbalife #businessschool #womeninfinance #womenintech
stop over-practicing your speeches and pitches 👀 1️⃣ trust your prep: once you’ve put in the work and practiced ahead of time, let your brain do the rest. over-rehearsing can make you sound robotic and unnatural. 2️⃣ process in the background: david shim shared that your mind continues to refine the information even when you’re not actively practicing. give yourself space to let the ideas settle. 3️⃣ focus on delivery: on the day of your pitch or presentation, prioritize being present and connecting with your audience instead of repeating rehearsed lines. the key to a great pitch? trust the prep, skip the last-minute cramming, and show up with confidence. you can find the full podcast episode on apple podcasts, youtube, and spotify. #womeninbusiness #startup #founder #finance #investing #mbalife #businessschool #womeninfinance #womenintech
BIG differences between private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC)?  1️⃣ Stage of Investment: VC invests early when a business is just an idea or starting to grow. PE comes in later when the business is established and ready for big transformations. 2️⃣ How They Invest: VC provides funding for growth in exchange for partial ownership, helping startups scale. PE often buys the entire business or majority ownership, improving it and selling for profit 3️⃣ The Financing Twist: PE firms don’t usually pay all in cash—they borrow money, and the company’s profits are used to repay the loan. This is called an LBO (leveraged buy out)✅ This is just scratching the surface! I didn’t even get into the different types of VC, like early-stage vs. late-stage (growth), or growth equity, which bridges the gap before PE leveraged buyouts (LBOs). 💡 #mbalife #womeninbusiness #mbastudent #finance #businessschool #mbastudents #womenintech #womeninfinance #banking #investmentbanking #privateequity #investing
👀When you know what zero looks like, you’re not afraid. In our podcast conversation, Vu Tran said “I was fortunate to grow up in poverty.” At first, it caught me off guard. But then they explained: If you’ve been through tough times, you realize that the worst-case scenario often isn’t as terrifying as it seems. You learn resilience, resourcefulness, and the ability to take risks—because you’ve already seen what it’s like to start from nothing. Whoa 😳 Vu grew up as a refugee and since then he’s started three companies, two of which were launched in Y-Combinator the notoriously hard-to-get-into startup incubator.  This doesn’t downplay the struggles of those experiencing hardship now. But for those who’ve been there, it can instill a powerful mindset: You will be okay. Want to hear the full conversation? Watch the full episode now on the Tiger Sisters Podcast—streaming on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. 🎧 #womeninbusiness #startup #founder #finance #investing #mbalife #businessschool #womeninfinance #womenintech
just start. 1️⃣ speed matters: the faster you start, the faster you learn. too many people are paralyzed by overthinking instead of taking action. 2️⃣ fail forward: failure is feedback. david shim talked about pitching his startup to 200 vc firms—each pitch taught him something new and helped him refine his vision until it was airtight. 3️⃣ iteration wins: every failure gets you closer to success. don’t wait for perfection—start, learn, and keep improving. success isn’t about getting it right the first time; it’s about how fast you adapt. you can find the full podcast episode on apple podcasts, youtube, and spotify. #womeninbusiness #startup #founder #finance #investing #mbalife #businessschool #womeninfinance #womenintech

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