Minding My Manner Podcast
Minding My Manner Podcast
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I’m Chris Browne, a Pastor, Former Goldman Sachs Wealth Manager and Financial Planner. If we share common ground, you're probably as disturbed as I am by how our culture handles interactions between those who think and look differently. Even though sometimes I might lose my manners - because some things just need to get said or get done - I am always minding my manner… mindingmymanner.substack.com
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The podcast covers themes of faith, economics, and cultural dynamics, with specific episodes discussing private equity's impact on minority representation, personal journeys within faith communities, and discussions on capitalism and contemporary social issues.
I’m Chris Browne, a Pastor, Former Goldman Sachs Wealth Manager and Financial Planner. If we share common ground, you’re probably as disturbed as I am by how our culture handles interactions between those who think and look differently. Even though sometimes I might lose my manners – because some things just need to get said or get done – I am always minding my manner…
Pastor Chris sits down with Pedro Moore, Serial Entreprenuer and Private Equity Investor. At their peak in 1996, there were 7,300 publicly traded companies in the US. Today there are about 4,300. Where did all the money and the companies go? 2 words PRIVATE EQUITY. While a lot of companies and industries today are funded through private equity, Minority representation is scarce. WHY??? Pedro and PC get into that conversation, Venture Capital, Faith, Nepostism and raising 2 boys. Colloquial, intellectual juggernauting at its finest. Join the conversation!
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