Do Diligence
Do Diligence
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Welcome to The Do Diligence Podcast where we explore how leaders make and execute their biggest decision. The Podcast is produced by Sleeping Giant Capital, where we bring together talent, capital, and capabilities to acquire and grow West Michigan businesses. Hosted by SGC’s Co-founders and Executives in Residence, this podcast offers expert opinions and M&A theories through the eyes of professionals within industry.
To learn more, visit us at www.sleepinggiantcapital.com
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The podcast delves into themes related to business acquisition, valuation, leadership dynamics, and long-term growth strategies, exemplified by episodes that discuss emotional challenges in selling a business, the importance of corporate culture, and the intricacies of self-funded search strategies. Specific topics include building lasting value, emotional intelligence in transactions, and the role of CEO in residence.

Welcome to The Do Diligence Podcast where we explore how leaders make and execute their biggest decision. The Podcast is produced by Sleeping Giant Capital, where we bring together talent, capital, and capabilities to acquire and grow West Michigan businesses. Hosted by SGC’s Co-founders and Executives in Residence, this podcast offers expert opinions and M&A theories through the eyes of professionals within industry.
To learn more, visit us at www.sleepinggiantcapital.com
In Episode 20 of the Do Diligence Podcast, Doug Lepisto sits down with Maryann Feldman and Martin Kenney, authors of “Private Equity and the Demise of the Local.” They delve into a critical examination of how private equity reshapes communities and the implications of ownership on local economies. Through their research, Maryann and Martin illuminate the troubling patterns of private equity investment, showcasing how it often leads to the offshoring of jobs, diminished local control, and the erosion of community ties. They advocate for alternative investment models that prioritize local ownership and community engagement. Join them as they explore the intersection of finance, community, and the future of local economies, emphasizing the importance of place-based investment strategies as a counter to traditional private equity practices.

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