Women of Influence in Private Markets: The shape of things to come
Meet 60 women influencing the future of alternatives.
Diversity, equity and inclusion considerations are increasingly being factored into decision-making processes in private markets, from investor allocations to talent management and value-creation strategies. While some inroads have been made at the firm and portfolio level, progress remains slow. We examine what steps the private funds industry is taking to improve DE&I and what sticking points still need to be addressed. Plus, we unveil this year’s Women of Influence in Private Markets list, which highlights 60 standout women working in alternatives.
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