Jo N.’s Post

As reported by The Wall Street Journal, the GCM Grosvenor Elevate Strategy has proudly partnered with Invidia Capital Management, a healthcare investment firm founded by former Goldman Sachs partner and Global Head of Private Healthcare Investing Jo N.    Jo and her team are well-positioned to deliver value to our clients through their depth of experience in healthcare, and we are proud to support their vision of building a world-class investment firm that creates impact across the industry.        Read the article: https://lnkd.in/e7vAjfwD    Learn more about Sponsor Solutions at GCM Grosvenor: https://lnkd.in/eiu_neFS    #elevate #gpseeding #healthcare #essentialsocialservices #emergingmanagers #alternativeinvestments #sharegrosvenor 

We are so excited to celebrate women in recognition of all they contribute to make our world a better place! At Red Door Community women represent 74% of our membership and on May 17th we will be Celebrating Women Working & Living with Cancer and recognizing two very accomplished women. reddoorcommunity.org

It was inspiring to celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth at The Asian American Foundation’s (TAAF) inaugural Heritage Heroes Dinner last week alongside our clients, my Asian partners at Goldman Sachs and leaders in our Asian Network. The firm was proud to join TAAF as a founding partner in 2021. In two short years, TAAF has brought all parties to the table – corporates, government, media/entertainment and community partners – in an unprecedented way, to build a more inclusive future for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. That cross-sectional community was powerfully felt in the room as we lifted up stories of leadership, belonging and resilience. What an incredible night of honoring our heroes and charting a path for the future. #TogetherWeBuild

Join us this Friday for the next Launch With GS Investor Insights featuring Seae Ventures Managing Partners Jason Robart & Tuoyo Louis! Jason and Tuoyo will discuss the formation and future of Seae, emerging technologies in healthcare, and the intersection of healthtech with other key VC-backed categories like Fintech and information technology in a conversation moderated by Jo N., who leads Global Healthcare Private Investing for Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e2yyAqRh #LaunchWithGS #venturecapital #healthcare

This #InternationalWomensDay we’re celebrating the trailblazing women globally who keep our businesses running and deliver impact every day.   Meet our leaders Jo and Lucia who share their #WomanToWomen career, life and leadership advice from New York and London for #WomensHistoryMonth.

The SiTa Foundation just hit a major milestone! Our discreet, ultra-low power safety device for victims of violence (domestic/intimate partner, on-campus assaults, etc.) made its first voice call on AT&T’s CAT-M network this week. Our device is designed to be hidden under clothing, attached to an undergarment, and activated when the individual feels threatened. An audio recording of the incident is made as well as the device being able to call for help (911, social services, campus security, etc.).  By using the new CAT-M network, which is designed for IoT devices, we expect our device to be able to make a five-minute phone call even after not being charged for half a year (that’s with the device in standby and checking in to our servers regularly!). Congrats to the team for reaching this milestone! We are looking forward to product trials in the first half of 2022.   The SiTa Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please contact me if you are interested in supporting our efforts with a donation, providing introductions to individuals or corporations who may be interested in what we are developing, or if you would like to learn more.  These are some of the alarming statistics that have me fired up to work on this: ·      Domestic violence is responsible for nearly ½ of the annual female homicides in the U.S., with 3 women killed daily. ·      15% to over 50% of all calls to 911 are related to domestic violence. ·      Domestic violence costs our society an estimated $460,000,000,000 (yes, $460B!) annually. That’s over 14x the annual budget of the DoJ. ·      Recidivism is looked at on a six month horizon because that’s how long an assailant is on probation for. No other data is collected about intimate partner violence. ·      College women are twice as likely to be sexually assaulted than robbed.