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Leveraging QSBS for Wealth Creation (Swimming with Allocators)
This episode of QSBS, Solved is a repost of an interview featuring Brady Weller, Director of QSBSrollover.com, conducted by Earnest Sweat of Swimming with Allocators. SWA is a podcast delving into the strategies and perspectives of leading allocators in the VC space. Designed for fund managers and fellow allocators, the show offers a deep dive into the methodologies and approaches adopted by prominent players in the industry. The conversations are rich, and enlightening, and cover a wide range of topics relevant to the venture asset class from an LP's viewpoint.
Earnest Sweat is the Founding Partner of Public School Ventures, a dynamic syndicate of over 600 technical operators, go-to-market specialists, and LPs. Previously, Earnest built new venture capital practices at Prologis and GreatPoint Ventures. His focus is on investing in value chaintech, specifically vertical SaaS, applied AI, middleware, and B2B marketplaces, which are poised to revolutionize foundational industries like real estate, insurance and supply chain. Earnest has sourced and led investments in companies such as Flexport, Flexe, KlearNow, and Lula Insurance.
Contact: [email protected] | www.QSBSrollover.com
Disclaimer: This podcast is for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice. The discussion reflects the personal views and experiences of the speakers as of the date of recording and may not reflect current law, regulations, or IRS guidance, which are subject to change. Nothing in this episode should be relied upon as advice for any specific situation. Section 1202 (QSBS) rules are highly fact-specific and depend on individual circumstances; listeners should not act or refrain from acting based on this content without first consulting a qualified tax advisor, attorney, or other professional regarding their particular facts and circumstances. The host, the guest, and their respective affiliated firms disclaim any liability arising from reliance on the information presented in this episode.
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By QSBS Rollover (QSBSrollover.com)This episode of QSBS, Solved is a repost of an interview featuring Brady Weller, Director of QSBSrollover.com, conducted by Earnest Sweat of Swimming with Allocators. SWA is a podcast delving into the strategies and perspectives of leading allocators in the VC space. Designed for fund managers and fellow allocators, the show offers a deep dive into the methodologies and approaches adopted by prominent players in the industry. The conversations are rich, and enlightening, and cover a wide range of topics relevant to the venture asset class from an LP's viewpoint.
Earnest Sweat is the Founding Partner of Public School Ventures, a dynamic syndicate of over 600 technical operators, go-to-market specialists, and LPs. Previously, Earnest built new venture capital practices at Prologis and GreatPoint Ventures. His focus is on investing in value chaintech, specifically vertical SaaS, applied AI, middleware, and B2B marketplaces, which are poised to revolutionize foundational industries like real estate, insurance and supply chain. Earnest has sourced and led investments in companies such as Flexport, Flexe, KlearNow, and Lula Insurance.
Contact: [email protected] | www.QSBSrollover.com
Disclaimer: This podcast is for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice. The discussion reflects the personal views and experiences of the speakers as of the date of recording and may not reflect current law, regulations, or IRS guidance, which are subject to change. Nothing in this episode should be relied upon as advice for any specific situation. Section 1202 (QSBS) rules are highly fact-specific and depend on individual circumstances; listeners should not act or refrain from acting based on this content without first consulting a qualified tax advisor, attorney, or other professional regarding their particular facts and circumstances. The host, the guest, and their respective affiliated firms disclaim any liability arising from reliance on the information presented in this episode.