It will focus on established, later-stage investments and explore the eco-system that surrounds the industry.
KEY THEMES COVERED WILL INCLUDE:
- How to source and select good businesses using the 1% rule of thumb
- How to value businesses and manage the risk of that value being eroded, by utilising structuring, due diligence and active management
- How to select and focus on value creation strategies, with the approach analogous to the cricketing analogy of a test match versus a 20/20 strategy
- How to build and incentivise management teams around effective strategies.
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WHO WILL BENEFIT?
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- An understanding of how PE funds are established, the key processes, objectives and how they differ
- A sound knowledge of how PE players source, value and make investments, and manage risk
- An understanding of how value can be created within PE-owned businesses
- The ability to apply PE principles to other investment/corporate firms
- An understanding of PE’s role in the overall economy.
about the presenters
Mark Dutton
Mark has over 20 years in PE around the world and has served on over 30 PE backed company boards and a similar number of PE fund committees and company committees. Mark is presently a Director at a local PE fund, Banksia Capital.
Dr Shane Lavagna-Slater
Shane is a full time faculty member of the UWA Business School where he teaches on the Masters of Business Administration and Masters of Applied Finance courses in topics such as Venture Capital and Strategic Corporate Finance. Shane also has finance industry experience working with banks and financial services companies across Africa.
In addition to the two presenters, there will be circa 10 professionals (director/partner level) presenting from firms in corporate finance, law, headhunting, banking, plus CEOs and other PE and Venture Capital investors.
assessment
Alignment with UWA’s MBA Flexible Program
This course aligns with UWA’s flexible MBA program, with an optional assessable component in this course. Participants who qualify to access this articulation pathway, and who successfully complete the course and pass the assessments, will receive credit (to the value of one optional unit) towards their UWA MBA Flexible degree.