Private Equity

Type: Concept

As of November 2026, Private Equity has been mentioned in 9 episodes across 6 podcasts, first heard Apr 2025 on School of Hard Knocks. Private equity is discussed as both an opportunity and risk: leverage against EBITDA, debt service burden, industry disruption, and mistakes creating talent availability.

Private equity (PE) is stock in a private company that does not offer stock to the general public. Instead, it is offered to specialized investment funds and limited partnerships that take an active role in managing and structuring the companies. In colloquial usage, "private equity" can refer to these investment firms rather than the companies in which they invest.

Private Equity at a glance
Mentioned in9 episodes on 6 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardApr 2025 on School of Hard Knocks
FieldFinance
DomainCorporate finance / M&A

What do podcasts say about Private Equity?

4 quotes, recorded on Home Service Expert and Founder's Story.

How do different shows talk about Private Equity?

4 shows discussed Private Equity in these episodes.

Who talks about Private Equity on podcasts?

Private Equity came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on Home Service Expert.

Which podcasts mention Private Equity most?

School of Hard Knocks (4 episodes), The Iced Coffee Hour (1 episode) and Young and Profiting (1 episode) mention Private Equity most.

  1. School of Hard Knocks — 4 episodes · More topics from School of Hard Knocks
  2. The Iced Coffee Hour — 1 episode · More topics from The Iced Coffee Hour
  3. Young and Profiting — 1 episode · More topics from Young and Profiting
  4. Home Service Expert — 1 episode · More topics from Home Service Expert
  5. Founder's Story — 1 episode · More topics from Founder's Story

More podcast appearances

What is Private Equity mentioned alongside?

Private Equity is most often mentioned alongside IBIDA, Pace Morby and Real estate.

Affiliated with: IBIDA

Mentioned together: Pace Morby, Real estate, Financing, NextGen Air Conditioning, Heating, and Plumbing, Customer Fulfillment, A1, Service Agreements, personal brand, Victor Rancor, Cody Johnson