Welcome to episode 45 of the liquidity event. Let's hope this episode is better than our 45th president. We've got an extra special co-host with week: Katelyn Murray, financial planner extraordinaire at Brooklyn FI. On the pod our hosts are excited about more equitable equity plans spearheaded by private equity giant KKR. Our hosts are super disappointed by Wells Fargo, again. Last time, it was fake accounts, this time, it's fake diversity interviews. In other news, a new billionaire was created every 30 hours during the pandemic while another million people were plunged into poverty at the same rate. The episode closes with exciting news of a health startup that promises a genetic test to pair women with the right birth control. This one is cyclical.
Links
YC advises founders to 'plan for the worst' amid market teardown
KKR to Sell CHI Overhead Doors to Nucor, Generating Windfall for Itself and Employees
At Wells Fargo, a Quest to Increase Diversity Leads to Fake Job Interviews
15 Ways Consumers Can Deal With—and Even Benefit From—Rising Inflation
The pandemic created a new billionaire every 30 hours as millions brace for extreme poverty
adyn Launches First Test Designed to Prevent Birth Control Side Effects
