Sandhill Markets Podcast
Sandhill Markets Podcast
Podcast Description
Adam Hardej, CEO of Sandhill Markets, gives you a seat at the table for discussions with other founders, investors, and innovators.
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The podcast explores themes such as private market investments, startup challenges, venture capital dynamics, and the impact of technology on investment processes. Example episodes include discussions about real-time access to private data with Notice Founder Tyson Henricksen and the future of deep tech investments with Michael Berolzheimer, illustrating the nuances in private market transparency and the democratization of investment opportunities.
Adam Hardej, CEO of Sandhill Markets, gives you a seat at the table for discussions with other founders, investors, and innovators.
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Tyson is the founder and CEO of Notice, an investment platform that gives customers real-time access to private company data. He has an impressively diverse entrepreneurial background, including founding Affinity Circle, a professional networking and job-finding platform, a software consulting business, and even a pineapple farm in Uganda before becoming a partner at Fideras, a late-stage boutique investment advisory firm that specializes in shareholder liquidity and capital raises. While at Fideras, he realized the massive pricing inefficiencies of privately held companies and set out to build a solution. Notice’s team has already grown to ~8 people, and the company has chosen to build their team remotely for greater employee flexibility and broaden their access to talent.
Today on the podcast we discuss:
The Latest Update with Notice (0:48)
The Response From Companies (5:28)
How Notion Gets Their Data (7:39)
The Benefit of a Good Broker (11:20)
How the Business Model Has Shifted and How It Will Grow/Remain Profitable (13:14)
How They Present the Nuance in the Markets (20:32)
Tyson's Take on IPO Window (26:29)
How Knowledge Helps Inform Employees on Liquidity (28:29)
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