Welcome to "Electric Theory," an adrenaline-charged two-part podcast series that cracks open the dynamic, thrilling world of startups, private equity, and venture capital. This immersive journey will dive deep into the lives, trials, and triumphs of our esteemed guests from a disruptive startup studio. Their mission is to propel brands that cater to a broad spectrum of audiences, standing apart from traditional incubators in their innovative approach to the startup ecosystem.

In this segment, we plunge into the evolving roles of private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) in our ever-changing world. We'll unravel the distinct methods VCs, Investors & PE deploy in their funding pursuits and how they support startups and businesses. As we dissect this complex terrain, we'll equip founders with the tools to navigate the delicate balance between venture capital and private equity when raising funds.

The significance of data, its compelling storytelling power, and its role in decision-making is also a central theme we will delve into. In an era where information is king, how can entrepreneurs and startups harness the power of data to fuel their success?

A critical and too often overlooked issue we'll address head-on is the stark disparity in funding for founders of color. In a society striving for equality, why does this gap persist? How can we work together to bridge this divide and ensure that all visionaries receive support and opportunities regardless of their background?

Further, we'll provide insights on crafting your unique idea into a compelling pitch. After all, it's not just about having a great idea - it's about presenting it in a way that catches the attention of investors, customers, and partners. We'll discuss the art of storytelling in the business context and why simplicity often reigns supreme.

Join us as we kick off this electrifying journey with our extraordinary guests: KJ Royal, a Detroit native who transformed a job loss into a passionate entrepreneurship pursuit. As the co-founder of a successful branding and marketing agency, KJ has dedicated his career to wealth generation for diverse founders fueled by community impact and a drive to make a difference.

Next, we're delighted to introduce Chelsea Amber, renowned as the "Pitch Deck Queen." With an impressive portfolio featuring clients such as Top Golf, ESPN and Bumble, Chelsea's knack for metamorphosing concepts into ventures has raised over $1 billion for startups. Her ultimate goal? Constructing inclusive, purpose-driven companies.

Finally, we have Amanda, a Master in Accounting and an avid athlete. With a background in prestigious firms such as Deloitte, GI Partners, and BOLT, Amanda has honed her expertise in optimizing growth both operationally and financially. Known as a wizard of well-being, she's a fervent advocate for work-life integration. Amanda's driving force? Empowering others to improve by 1% every day.

So, listeners, buckle up as we embark on this fascinating journey, delving into our guests' insightful perspectives, remarkable experiences, and their unique approaches to success. In a world where we have only 24 hours a day, Electric Theory is here to make each minute count and each Story heard. Welcome aboard!

Questions we will cover in the Podcast:

1. What is the Origin story of the Startup Studio fund? 
2. How do your experiences shape your unique approach within the startup ecosystem, distinguishing you from traditional incubators?
3. How do VC firms and PE differ in funding and supporting startups and businesses?
4. When raising funds, what advice would you give founders navigating between venture capital and private equity?
5. How will the fund measure the success of its mission and the well-being of the people it serves
6. What are the Story's current major firms that report data and analysis telling us?
7. How did the transition from job loss to entrepreneurship shape your approach to wealth generation for diverse founders?
8. Chelsea, how do you utilize your skills as the 'Pitch Deck Queen' to raise significant funds for startups and contribute to building inclusive, purpose-driven companies?
9. How can other professionals balance work and personal life effectively, and why is work-life integration important in today's fast-paced world?
10. How do you all strive to create a healthier, more inclusive world through your startup studio?