HALB Private Equity Roundtable | David M. Rubenstein of The Carlyle Group
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- The Harvard Association for Law and Business (HALB) recently hosted David M. Rubenstein, co-founder and co-executive chairman of The Carlyle Group, for a fireside chat with Heather Lee ’19, co-president of the association, as part of HALB’s Private Equity Roundtable series. Rubenstein discussed the co-founding of The Carlyle Group-one of the world's largest and most successful investment firms with $216 billion of assets under management-and his views on philanthropy.
One of Harvard's most engaged volunteer leaders, Rubenstein was elected to join the Harvard Corporation in 2016 as a Fellow of Harvard College, a role he assumed in July of 2017. In addition, Rubenstein serves as chairman of the Boards of Trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Council on Foreign Relations; a trustee of the National Gallery of Art, the University of Chicago, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Brookings Institution, and the World Economic Forum; and president of the Economic Club of Washington.
I hope this guy lives forever
58:00, Points 2 and after are key. Many people just select Point 1, and fail in all the others, then wonder why they aren't doing well in life.
Yan ung sinabing kapit sa patalim o magaling pa sa hustis na babae Ang Buhay ko
Hi from Savannah Georgia
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i dont meter the audience, i have no idea how many people have attended or are still attending..
Hi, i am from India.
Long preambles are annoying
It's very rare to watch a billionaire interview and not learning anything.
i agree this guy doesn't make you learn much substantial.
First of all, I am incredibly grateful to find this educational material, available for free on the internet. It will be of some rudimentary use to me in my humble way.
However, due to my optimism I am unable to restrain myself from humorous paraphrase. I apologize in advance for this snark.
At 5:13
>Plus, he was Aryan...
Come on, David Rubenstein.
It's 2020, not 1920.
Hardwork comes from tapping into Pain.
If anyone really wants to know how he made his money it’s via contacts and nothing else. As was read out at the beginning each of those institutions he’s linked with is also a investor in CG and vice-verse he’s no special investment insights just knows how to get money from elite institutions via their endowments by offering jobs to them and to their sons as well as private donations
Sira na Buhay ko alam na niyo Buhay ko Ngayon tagal Kong Ng tiis nakala nila Ng biro ka 16 year Ang gap namin 39 55 na ung kinakasama ko kaylan kami Ng simula 06 03 09 tagal ilang TAON kami Ng sama hangang Ngayon sira utak ko nasira Ako sa kanila binata parin Ako pangalawang Asawa n lang Ako Ng silbi sa kanila UN angbtotoo KAKHIYAN BUAHY ko Anu masaya na kayo sa. BUhay ko sinira ninyo KAKHIYAN ko na ya. Sa BUAHY ko
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when my uncle bought his hunting ranch in africa, he offered me 10 percent of every hunt that i manage to sell for him. not just profits, but from the overall price of the hunt..
could have, would have should have,
yessir?
I hope this guy lives forever
Dude repeats the same answers in every interview. It’s like a speech
Sandile Sibiya he gets asked the same questions probably!
Wrong interviewer
Disappointed. Watched till the end and felt like he was bragging about himself more than providing advice, insight into the PE world or really any kind of value.
When he went on a long rant about human evolution trying to explain the PE world, I lost my mind.
The insight is access to insider information.
If anyone really wants to know how he made his money it’s via contacts and nothing else. As was read out at the beginning each of those institutions he’s linked with is also a investor in CG and vice-verse he’s no special investment insights just knows how to get money from elite institutions via their endowments by offering jobs to them and to their sons as well as private donations
Getting contacts is a significant skill. Many try to get contacts. Many fail.
First of all, I am incredibly grateful to find this educational material, available for free on the internet. It will be of some rudimentary use to me in my humble way.
However, due to my optimism I am unable to restrain myself from humorous paraphrase. I apologize in advance for this snark.
At 5:13
>Plus, he was Aryan...
Come on, David Rubenstein.
It's 2020, not 1920.