Interview, Fireside Chat, Podcast
Investing with Advent International’s Tricia Glynn
- Live selling is projected to expand from a $170 billion market last year to approximately $500 billion in the current year, with plans to deploy region-specific technology solutions to enable global scalability.
- Advent International intends to continue making significant adjustments to its two, five, and ten-year forward outlooks, with current efforts characterized as being in an early phase.
- The private equity industry is expected to become significantly more data-centric within a 10-year timeframe, involving a complete transformation of investment capabilities, data gathering, and management tools.
- A permanent shift away from traditional work models is anticipated, favoring employers that cultivate best-in-class cultures to navigate the current labor market disruption.
- Current private equity competition is predicted to temporarily decrease as investors adjust to an environment of rising interest rates.
- Leaders are challenged to set 2030 goals to achieve meaningful diversity, equity, and inclusion changes, as incremental progress is deemed insufficient to break through current barriers.
- Supply chain resolution remains uncertain regarding the duration required to fix disruptions and the impact of rising nationalism, while macro shocks are considered unpredictable in the short term despite underlying earnings growth.
- Over time, micro-conversations and regional insights are expected to converge as market development timelines vary across different regions.
- Historical investment performance includes a worst-case scenario of a 2.2X return realized after 15 years, suggesting a need to take greater risks to capture natural upside curves.