Unconscious Bias Training in Private Equity?
Unconscious biases are social stereotypes about certain groups of people that individuals form outside their own conscious awareness.
Is there a case to be made for mandatory unconscious bias training in private equity? Keep watching for my thoughts on this very important subject matter.
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I am a Private Equity Fund Manager with experience in Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Some of the firms I have managed include a $30m Advent International venture fund, a Soros Fund Management $200m growth fund and a €2.5bn renewable energy fund.
I have also served on private equity fund Investment Committees as well as Non Executive Director of banks, TelCo, cable TV, chemicals producer, internet service provider and real estate fund; and consult on SME access to finance projects in Emerging Markets and have worked for CDC, EBRD, The World Bank, GIZ, AfDB, Islamic Development Bank, Abu Dhabi Investment Council, Oman SGRF, Brunei Investment Authority and others.
During the past 20 years, I have conducted training for financial institutions across Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa. My courses are CPD accredited, meaning they will count towards higher degrees and professional qualifications such as CFA.
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