Millions in Hospitality – Wolfgramm Capital

Happy Halloween! Today, we’re covering the interview Lincoln Archibald had with Wolfgramm Capital and how they made millions in hospitality! This is from Lincoln’s new podcast: Funds that Won! Let’s get started! Bobsled to VC to RE Lincoln: Koloa, tell us about yourself and your firm! Koloa Wolfgramm: I started my career as a professional … More Millions in Hospitality – Wolfgramm Capital

What is Clawback in Private Equity?

What’s up, everyone? Today, we’re answering the following: what is clawback in private equity? In the realm of private equity, clawback refers to the provision that addresses the distribution of profits and ensures fairness in the fund compensation structure. It is designed to protect the interests of limited partners (LPs) and prevent fund managers from … More What is Clawback in Private Equity?

Investors vs. Allocators – What’s the Difference?

What’s up, everyone? Today, we’re going to clarify – investors vs. allocators – what’s the difference? There’s a significant difference between raising a few million dollars and raising hundreds of millions of dollars! Your capital raising strategy should differ from one situation to the other. So, pay attention as I explain the difference between an … More Investors vs. Allocators – What’s the Difference?

Turn Relationships Into $340M AUM – Casey Baugh

Happy Valentines Day, everyone! Today, we’re talking about how to turn relationships into $340M AUM with Casey Baugh. Considering the special holiday, I decided to talk about relationships in an interview with Casey! But these relationships are a bit different… Casey Baugh He is a professional investor for both himself and his private investment company, … More Turn Relationships Into $340M AUM – Casey Baugh

Investing is Changing / Do This or Get Left Behind!

Happy Holidays! Today, we’re talking about how investing is changing! Investing Timeline 1950s – It was post-depression, and no one wanted to invest in anything. Only 6.5 million Americans owned U.S. stock. 1970s – Inflation was high, but mutual funds were emerging. People are getting more comfortable with investing. 1990 – 51 million Americans owned … More Investing is Changing / Do This or Get Left Behind!