The term private equity can be confusing. In this episode of The Cap Table Zap and I sit down with Doug Song, co-founder of private equity firm, Prodos capital. We talk about the ins and outs of private equity and unlock secrets into how to get started.

Every entrepreneur's dream is to sell a business they have started. In this episode, Brian Fox had a vision… and executed. Previously founding Confirmation.com, resulted in one of the largest sale transactions in the Nashville Tech Startup scene. He then almost immediately turned to investing. Using his previous knowledge at a startup to then investing his own capital into businesses he truly believed in. This is an episode all entrepreneurs dream of.

On this episode of The Cap Table we talk with commercial real estate content creator, Tyler Cauble, who is podcast host of The Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast, founder of Cauble Group, and CRE Investor. Garrett and Zap find out what it takes to raise money, and how to invest into Commercial Real Estate

This episode of The Cap Table is full of hidden gems of life advice, epic tales, and the manifestations from Patrick Johnson. From underdog days to raising millions of dollars for Meharry Medical college, angel investing into the coolest companies to starting his own black-led healthcare startup, you won’t want to miss this episode.

What’s one of the biggest challenges for fund managers and founders? If you guessed raising money, this episode is for you. We dive into the art of fundraising with Brian Adams, Principal of Excelsior capital, to talk about his approach and nuggets of wisdom.

Ever wondered how we go out and raise capital? Get an inside look on how we make our network grow, host events, and raise money for our deals. Only here on The Cap Table

Garrett & Zap dive into the difference of venture capital and private equity. Listen here to learn all about the skill sets it takes to run an investment fund.

As we wrap up our first season, Garrett & Zap jump in to talk about what this podcast is all about, why it started, and how you can be a more intricate investor. We try to break barriers to show that anyone can get into the game of investing and learn how to raise money, invest that money, and build wealth.

Where did Adam Rosenberg find the creative side of real estate?

We dive into how his career started with a hotel redevelopment project in Latin America and a few projects following, but eventually brought him to start AGB real estate, which takes underperforming assets like run-down motels, and transforms them into great neighborhoods and affordable living options in cities across the US.

Angel investing is hard. It requires a lot of thought, diversification, and sometimes just plain ole luck. We dive into what the role and expectations of President of Music City Angels looks like, how to evaluate the hundreds of deals he comes across, and his best advice for other angel investors, new and old. Vulcano makes sure that this episode is a blast.