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A lot of people are, yeah. It's super firm dependent. I went consulting -> PE -> startup -> HSW and am very much entertaining the impact fund career route, but there's a few considerations in play:
(1) Is it a market return fund, concessionary fund, or something in-between?
(2) What sector are you looking at? Do you want to be a generalist fund or a sector-specific fund?
(3) What types of people do your target funds hire? Some put a huge premium on prior investing experience, others more interested in operating experience
Depending on how "brand name" the firm is (e.g., TPG Rise, Emerson Collective, etc.), there might be some more sensitivity towards hiring HSW / former investor types... others may not care as much. So definitely network and do your diligence
Very helpful, thank you!
Yes!! Thinking about getting my MBA? Don’t know how to transition from consulting to impact investing/international development
OP - SOM is good, as is GSB! A lot of schools have impact investing clubs / impact consulting clubs that can help you develop more expertise in the impact investing / growth space
What are the main differences between impact investing vs normal investing (approach etc) thanks 🙏🏼
One evaluates profit, the other evaluates profit ~and~ social / environmental / governmental benefit
I am as well but similarly confused about potential firms, how to think about recruiting, different types of work at these firms, etc. Would love to bounce ideas off others