The two parties in the deal had different priorities, but Kenna Craver managed conflict by leveraging a superpower unique to women in private equity: fostering collaboration and trust. 

The founder and managing partner of private investment firm Kamel Capital, Kenna encourages women in finance to recognize those strengths and more, including being “queens of multitasking.” In this conversation with host Phyllis Young, she also advises women not to wait for permission to take their seat at the table. “Build your skills and network strategically and be relentless in pursuing your goals,” she suggests.

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