A podcast on the journey of becoming a (better) investor is returning for a second season. The first episode drops Monday.
Last year, Technical.ly produced a 10-episode pilot season of Off the Sidelines, an investor education podcast sponsored by Project Entrepreneur, a program by UBS. The purpose of that season was to help listeners begin to explore startup investing as an asset class, with the ultimate goal of breaking down barriers for women founders and advancing inclusive capital.
Now, the series is returning for season two, diving deeper into topics around how systems and institutions of investment are changing, and how to accelerate that change in a positive direction.
If you haven’t already, check out season one and subscribe to know when new episodes go live.
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This podcast series is sponsored by Project Entrepreneur, a program at UBS.
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