Sisters with Ventures

Investing Right To Protect Your Venture From Dilution with Kasandra White

Investing can be a risky project, and not every business is a venture for you. To get it right, you need to follow the right criteria and have a plan in place. Having the right plan can be one of the most rewarding experiences. It can help you build your wealth on solid ground. Building your investments without a strong plan in place risk dilute your control, and you can find yourself not having much ownership of the company you created. What you’ve been able to create is so valuable and investing right is the first step to winning the game.

Join the conversation with Kasandra White as she shares her career and investment journey. Kasandra is an obstetrician-gynecologist, a licensed surgeon, and an Angel investor. She focuses on women’s health, and she works with different organizations where they focus on challenging the health facilities that exist. Kasandra is passionate about what she does, and she always goes beyond clinical medicine to community advocacy.

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During this episode, you will learn about;

[03:09] Kasandra background information

[03:35] Kasandra’s money know-how childhood experiences

[07:11] What inspired Kasandra into her career in women’s health

[09:30] Kasandra journey and how she got into Angel investing

[10:46] How to spot a good company using the three Is (intent, inclusivity, and impact)

[11:57] Kasandra investments

[13:27] Knowing and understanding the work ethics

[15:52] Dilution and what it means in the investing space

[19:32] Hustle mode and how to be strategic to create

[22:59] Tackling the major problem that Health care has failed black women

[26:52] Listening and advocating for others through networking

[29:16] Take away from the guest

[31:22] How Kasandra resets and stays grounded in her space

[33:16] Ending the show

Notable Quotes

• A penny makes a nickel, a nickel makes a dime, a dime makes a coin gold, and it goes beyond
• Every business is not a venture; there is a criterion to get it right
• Don’t be too hard on yourself, don’t put the pressure to do everything
• If there are places where you’re not feeling valued and supported, that is not the right place for you.

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