• Episode 20: Kim Kardashian's Private Equity Stumble and Its Impact on Women in the Industry

  • Jul 26 2024
  • Length: 17 mins
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Episode 20: Kim Kardashian's Private Equity Stumble and Its Impact on Women in the Industry

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  • In this eye-opening episode, Christina, your Money Maven Mamácita, dives deep into the controversial world of celebrity-backed private equity.

    We're looking hard at Kim Kardashian's SKKY Partners and its struggle to meet ambitious fundraising goals.

    Key topics include: • SKKY Partners' $121M raise against a $1-2B target • The potential ripple effects on women in private equity • Challenges of celebrity involvement in institutional investing • The pressure on female-led firms to deliver in a male-dominated field

    Christina offers her unfiltered take on how this high-profile venture could impact perceptions of women in private equity, especially Latinas and all women.

    She raises thought-provoking questions about the ethics of seeking individual billionaire investors and what it means for the industry's integrity.

    This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in private equity, female entrepreneurship, and the complexities of navigating gender dynamics in high-stakes financial sectors.

    Join the conversation and share your thoughts on this critical issue affecting women in private equity. #WomenInPrivateEquity #FemaleFounders #LatinasInFinance #MoneyMavenMamacita
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