November Mentoring Session: The Changing Face of Private Equity with David Lin

Please join us for our November UFSC Toronto Group Mentoring Session with DAVID LIN, Director, Global Fund & Asian Private Equity Investments, Teacher's Private Capital, Teacher's Pension Fund.

The mentoring sessions are an opportunity to interact with some of the top elite executives that have partnered with UFSC.  The sessions are held with small groups of 10 to 15 members to enable an intimate and interactive setting.  The mentors will share their experience and insight and answer any questions pertaining to a specific profession or career strategy in general.  Members have found these sessions to be extremely valuable where they learn wisdom they don’t teach you in university classes.

About David

David Lin leads global fund and Asian private equity investments for Teachers’ Private Capital. Since joining Teachers’ in 2003, David has been involved in a number of direct investments including New Zealand Yellow Pages Group, Covalent Materials, IDEA Cellular and Almatis. He has also been involved in the creation of various funds, notably MBK Partners, Park Square Capital, Actera Partners and FountainVest.

David is a director of New Zealand Yellow Pages Group and sits on the advisory boards of a number of leading private equity funds.

Previously, he worked in investment banking at National Bank Financial and JP Morgan. David began his career at GE Capital as a financial analyst. David received a B.Comm. from the University of Toronto and an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario.
 

Date & Time: Tuesday, November 23, 2010 at 6:00 pm
 
Cost: FREE for UFSC Members, NOTE: This event is open to UFSC Members only.  Not a 2010 member but interested in joining or renewing your membership – just go to http://www.ufsc-toronto.org/membership/main for details!
 
Venue: Session will be located downtown in the financial district - venue details will be provided to those who RSVP for this event.
 
RSVP at ufsctoronto_professionaldevelop@yahoo.ca