SEATTLE, Nov. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- PitchBook, the premier data provider for the private and public equity markets, today announced the launch of its first virtual conference, PitchBook Capital Perspectives, which will take place on December 10th from 8:00am-2:00pm PST. The conference will feature 10 sessions examining the state of the private capital markets in the context of COVID-19, the 2020 US Presidential Election and move to a digital workflow. Presenters include analysts from the PitchBook Institutional Research Group along with industry-leading investors and professionals, including Bobby Franklin, President and CEO of NVCA; Rohit Iragavarapu, Vice President at Technology Crossover Ventures; Craig Schortzmann, Managing Partner at Stonyrock Partners and many more. Sessions will run concurrently with live audience Q&As.
Register for the conference here. Attendees will receive limited access to PitchBook, enabling them to explore detailed data on companies, investors, transactions and research before, during and after the conference. Curated Analyst Workspaces will also be accessible following each conference session.
"Our mission is to provide clients with the information they need to win. Throughout 2020, this mission has never been clearer as our industry has had to adapt to unprecedented circumstances," said John Gabbert, founder and CEO of PitchBook. "We've long considered launching our own conference to help private market dealmakers better understand unfolding trends and provide an outlook on future investment strategies. This conference will feature, and make available, unmatched data and insights that provide a single source of truth into what's happening and what investors should expect heading into 2021. This is a must-attend event for investors looking to win."
See below for a snapshot of the PitchBook Capital Perspectives agenda:
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