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In this episode, Nicole DeTommaso talks with Peter Walker, Head of Insights at Carta. Carta manages over two trillion dollars in equity for nearly two million people globally. The company is trusted by more than 30,000 companies, over 5,000 investment funds, and half a million employees for cap table management, compensation management, liquidity venture capital solutions, and more.

Together, Nicole and Peter explore the dynamics shaping the VC market, startup valuations, and the impact of equity on employee tenure.

From dissecting the intricacies of data visualization and compensation trends to discussing the potential downturn in diversity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this episode offers a deep dive into the current state of the venture capital industry.

Join us as we uncover critical insights and expert perspectives on the evolving landscape of equity, funding, and diversity in the startup ecosystem.

In this episode, Nicole DeTommaso chats with Nichole Wischoff, founder of Wischoff Ventures, which invests in early-stage, high-growth tech companies transitioning massive offline industries to online platforms.

Join us as they explore Nichole’s journey of building her brand on social media platforms like Twitter and TikTok, her unique strategies for standing out in a landscape of limited capital and fewer firms, and her insights on engaging with potential investors and partners. They'll also explore the challenges of fund-raising and the role of social media in storytelling and building professional relationships.

Tune in to discover how Nichole Wischoff navigates the competitive world of tech venture capital, balances online presence, and harnesses curiosity and research to drive her investment interests.

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In this episode, our hosts Henri Pierre-Jacques and Jarrid Tingle delve into the pivotal role of feedback in our personal and professional lives. They unpack their distinctive methodology for feedback sessions, emphasizing the need for fostering a conducive atmosphere for transparent conversations within teams.

Henri and Jarrid also discuss the present macro landscape, fluctuations in interest rates, and the employment landscape. They explore the implications of these dynamics on investment strategies and aggressive market maneuvers.

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In this episode, our hosts Henri Pierre-Jacques, Brandon Bryant, and Gabby Cazeau discuss investing incentives, the influence of Elon Musk's Twitter following, the societal impact of movies like Black Panther and Barbie, and the need for term limits in the Supreme Court.

The discussion also encompasses the role of unifying marketing campaigns, the disconnect between politicians and constituents, equal access to education, and the complex issue of legacy admissions.

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In this episode, Henri Pierre-Jacques, Gabby Cazeau, and Nicole DeTommaso explore the rise of Threads as an alternative to Twitter and discuss how unique features can propel the success of platforms, using TikTok as an example.

They share insights on the market shift towards pre-seed deals and the challenges in the seed stage investment space. The discussion also highlights their internship program at Harlem Capital, emphasizing the autonomy and hands-on experience it offers in the venture industry.

They round up the episode discussing the Essence Festival, its cultural significance, and the importance of finding representative spaces.

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Today, Henri Pierre-Jacques, Brandon Bryant, and Nicole DeTommaso discuss the evolution of venture capital, and how their venture strategy has become more network-driven, providing better accessibility to entrepreneurs.

They dive deep into the rising popularity of AI and consumer fintech as industries of interest. Furthermore, they reflect on the delicate balance between supporting extraordinary founders and spotting favorable market conditions for maximum success.

Welcome to the latest episode of More Equity's Latina Luminaries series, brought to you by Harlem Capital and hosted by Melody Hahm. We're privileged to chat with Daniela Corrente, founder of Reel, a financial platform recently acquired by Suma Wealth.

Daniela shares insights into the top financial concerns troubling the Latinx community and walks us through her unique journey of raising capital for Reel.

She talks about the importance of mental support structures for entrepreneurs and urges investors to consider the implications of their decisions on the personal and familial lives of founders. Daniela also highlights the challenges faced by Latina entrepreneurs, particularly within the tech sector.

Welcome to the latest episode of More Equity's Latina Luminaries series, hosted by Harlem Capital's Melody Hahm. In this episode, we sit down with Mariana Costa, Co-Founder of Laboratoria, Latin America's revolutionary boot camp program empowering women in tech.

Mariana shares her perspective on the disappointing trajectory of venture capital funding for Latina businesses since its peak in 2018, with only 2% going to Latin American founders and a mere four tenths of a percent going to Latina women. Join Melody and Mariana as they discuss Mariana's passion for empowering others, stemming from her upbringing in Peru, a country and region faced with multiple challenges such as inequality, discrimination, and political turmoil.

Mariana's social enterprise boasts 3200 graduates, with over 80% securing roles as developers. She emphasizes the importance of investing in the growing and powerful Latina community to pave the way for future generations.

Welcome to the latest episode of More Equity's Latina Luminaries series, hosted by Harlem Capital's Melody Hahm. In this episode, we sit down with with Noelle Acosta, Co-Founder & CEO of Noula, which provides tailored, hormone based virtual care to patiences.