Courage to Lose Sight of Shore - Powell, Kelley W
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You've founded a successful company and now it's time to grow. Is a private equity investment the best route? Assuming it is, what's the right timing and how do you find the ideal partner, one whose values and expectations align with yours? Kelley W. Powell works every day to grow the portfolio companies of private equity firms. Now she wants to give you the confidence and clarity to move forward by sharing an honest account of what to expect when you pursue private equity. Courage to Lose Sight of Shore will give you a greater understanding of your company's story and yourself as a leader so…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
You've founded a successful company and now it's time to grow. Is a private equity investment the best route? Assuming it is, what's the right timing and how do you find the ideal partner, one whose values and expectations align with yours? Kelley W. Powell works every day to grow the portfolio companies of private equity firms. Now she wants to give you the confidence and clarity to move forward by sharing an honest account of what to expect when you pursue private equity. Courage to Lose Sight of Shore will give you a greater understanding of your company's story and yourself as a leader so you can decide whether private equity is right for you. You'll also learn how to find the right firm, navigate the process, and scale the business alongside your new partner.
Autorenporträt
KELLEY W. POWELL is CEO and partner of MacLaurin Group, a company providing technology operating partner services to portfolios of private equity companies. Supporting companies in growth and M&A activities, Kelley brings a unique experience from founder-led organization to multiple private equity-led cycles. Kelley is an avid mentor, angel investor, and chairwoman for the da Vinci Center for Innovation Angels Advisory Board at VCU. She's also a board member of the Richmond chapter of the Association for Corporate Growth.