Finding a partner for your business should be as well-thought-out as finding a partner to marry!
In today's episode of the Insider's Guide to Finance, we sit down with Jeremy B. Hill, the founder of JB Capital, to discuss his insights on private equity. Jeremy shares his journey in building relationships, emphasizes the importance of grit, humility, and delegation for leaders, and dives deep into the potential risks and rewards of private equity.
“As the leader in an organization, you have to get to a point where you – [have] to be willing to take counsel. Nobody knows everything.” — Jeremy B. Hill [0:13:04]
We delve into the dangers of private equity and choosing the wrong partner for your business. Jeremy shares some ways private equity can be positive and how to borrow money the right way. He even tells us what he thinks makes for a good board meeting, what makes him optimistic and concerned, and how his beliefs have changed over the years.
“There’s value in investing in the things that are boring.” — Jeremy B. Hill [0:20:45]
Finally, he tells us about his love for fitness and movement and shares some incredible book recommendations.
Tune in to hear Jeremy's valuable insights on navigating the world of private equity and leadership!
KEY POINTS FROM THIS EPISODE:
An overview of today’s guest, Jeremy B. Hill.
Jeremy tells us about his business, JB Capital.
How 2008 changed the world and his business.
Jeremy tells us how he’s built relationships throughout his career.
The importance of seeking counsel and delegating as a leader.
How to measure grit and how things evolve as your business grows.
Why you need to be on top of your financial statements.
Jeremy tells us why he thinks private equity ruins everything.
Some ways private equity can work and be positive.
The dangers of choosing the wrong partner for your business.
What questions to ask when looking to borrow money.
Jeremy shares his views on board meetings and what makes them effective.
What Jeremy is optimistic and concerned about at the moment.
How capitalism has been perverted and why it’s so good at its core.
Jeremy tells us what beliefs of his have changed over the years.
What our guest likes to do in his spare time and his favourite books.
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Please note that the information contained in this interview is not financial advice but for entertainment purposes. I am not a financial advisor and make no warranties or representations concerning the accuracy or suitability of the information contained in this interview. I recommend that any and all investment decisions be made with the advice of registered investment advisors.