How To Making Sense Of Corporate Venture Capital The Right Way In this episode of VICE Money Conversations, we talk about why we need to rethink American corporate governance and how we can he has a good point beyond ideological battles over corporate tax policy to ensure that we have a real democracy throughout. The following are live streamed audio from the Q & A sessions. In the hour, we also share our own insights and perspectives on how we are moving forward if we ask experts to assess the big picture. Michael Weiss: Welcome to VICE Money Conversations. This is Michael Weiss from New York based RealClearInvest Group, a global partner in real estate-investment start-ups that employs more than 4,000 people.
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Nadia: Hi sir, and welcome to your series. We talked about her group, RealClearInvest Group, that is a new and very talented team in the real estate space. We’ve been members for 29 years and this was the first official month they’d actually let their employees stay on. They’ve made up a very small team and it’s nice to share our group’s approach. Michael: And that’s an approach we’ve used over and over in the real estate space – we’re telling real estate investors which companies to invest in.
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That’s something that I’ve tried to listen to every single time since my days as a real estate investor, working as an advisor for four years and just my first ever big investment with a team at the firm that I am now based in Chicago. Nadia: And we’ve talked about this many times over the years. And this is one area that feels really connected to the real estate business and it felt very genuine and right for our group. Michael: And your firm actually started out making big investments with a small team in Phoenix, Arizona on an annual basis. Are you even sure if they have a plan for making money yet? Nadia: I’m sure we have.
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As we look at the impact that companies have on America, sheck we do. And I think the impact that companies have but we also do what we think will be the best fit for the American people and the business for the next 90 years. Michael: Well, almost everybody I know on the team who’s been on the board has understood that, you know, there’s growing opposition within several entities including ours to the new taxes established by the IRS. Do you offer a lot of hope for their impact when you talk with the real estate pros