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Extended hold periods are now causing investors to reassess whether they have CEOs who will get them to the promised land after the eventual sale, writes Dan Hawkins, founder and CEO of Summit Leadership Partners.

The IPO market is expected to remain subdued until post-election results provide economic and regulatory clarity, writes Joe Endoso, CEO of Linqto.

Developing a way out for continuation assets continues to be a challenge, writes Dan Ginsberg, managing director, private equity, SGS Maine Pointe.

The spotlight on corporate DEI programs underscores the need to understand the advantages of incorporating DEI into workplace culture, writes Hope Mago, a partner at HCAP.

The process of exiting an investment is challenging, but the good news it that it can lead to longer holds, writes Patrick Turner, managing director of VSS Capital Partners.

Private equity is flowing into niche sports – they offer the potential for real value, writes Antonio Cacorino, founder and CEO of APEX, but at what risk?

Private equity has an important role in making healthcare better and more equitable. Impact investors can help insure those outcomes, write Priya Parrish and Sophia Friedman of Impact Engine.

Management team effectiveness remains the single most important factor determining the success of a private equity investment, writes Samhita AP Jayanti, founder of Ideamix Coaching.

An increased role for private equity and others outside the traditional ecosystem has been underlined as an imperative to success.

Six steps private equity sponsors should take now to prepare for a thawing IPO market.