Parker Gals | Why an English Major Is a Secret Weapon in Finance (w/ Kate Nimmo, PSG)
From Private Equity FunCast · 37:25
Show by ParkerGale Capital
She was an English major who took a banking job in Seattle sight unseen, and eventually became an investor on PSG's healthcare team, focused on growth-stage software companies. Cass sits down with Booth classmate Kate Nimmo to talk about what growth equity really is, why a liberal arts degree turned out to be a secret weapon, and the lesson she wishes she'd learned sooner: you don't need every answer on day one. Plus: Grey's Anatomy, toddler negotiations, and a TV pilot written during nap time.
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