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...of secondary markets will grow. We're in the very early innings of secondary markets for both
“Big pharma is closing stores creating massive opportunities in underserved markets”
we were just at a conference in DC Yeah. Yeah. And we made multiple deals Yep. Just in DC. They told me. Yeah. They said thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, And they're doing amazing they
...is still underserved or unserved Mhmm. By these critical social services. It is a massive opportunity. So the key is just finding a way to serve those populations economically. Right. And with the advent of the compounding effect of these new technol
private market alternatives might comprise 15% of that pool, but I've always viewed that as a missed opportunity to begin with. If you're someone in your twenties or thirties and you have a multi decade long horizon to invest your retirement assets,
“Why African startups don't deserve Silicon Valley valuations”
and taking those valuation metrics to layover on some of these Africa deals, which, you know, have incredible revenue growth. Top line is looking good, but maybe don't deserve the 10 to 15 x revenue m
...markets that you can then go after. So so don't be afraid to go super niche with us. You know, I was going after sort of, like, women who are, like, 28 to 34 who are career oriented, who are struggling with the the dating current dating apps and how
allergy to discounts and see it as a race bottom. Others are more open to it. And what I found was I had a lot of pressure on me from the business from the start to make it successful with all of our restaurants. That includes the likes of quick serv
scaled automated outbounding, or do I need to do very bespoke insight led, sales led channel strategies? So at Deliveroo, we would launch the self serve platform of our technology where you could manage your own menu, add photography, run an offer. T
They've got, I think, third parties helping. But there was a firm out of California called Sweater Cashmere. That was a direct to consumer sort of play, and they were gonna invest in early stage venture, but it it hasn't been able to attract capital.
for some of the social sectors. You know, if you look at some of the hospital networks that have built up in the developing market, if you look at some of the private education platforms out there focused on workforce development, reskilling, upskill
Stepstone, one of their private equity funds, just switch to a daily NAV. But there's only a small subset of those private equity funds. Right now, most of the private equity funds are doing secondaries and co invest. I agree with you though from a l
...into other markets, and then that's how you eventually cross the chasm and get the trust that customers need to be able to tap into the large majority of customers who have a different buying profile and want to buy the tried and true. So just focus
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