Decades ago, endowments were some of the first investors to view liquidity as a risk. Schools started to diversify their portfolios from traditional stocks, bonds, and cash, and sought the ever-elusive illiquidity premium. As private markets have evolved, so too have the structures we use to access them. Join us for dinner to explore several best practices when investing in private markets. We’ll hear about the importance of research, examine the current opportunity set, and uncover mission-critical infrastructure that undergirds all of it (operational due diligence, asset pricing mechanics, and position sizing). Whether you’re a seasoned investor in illiquidity, or just starting out, this presentation is designed to cut through the ever-changing landscape of private markets and ground us on what truly matters.