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Official launch of the Approved Network Program (ANP)
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Avoid biases in expert interviews. Pieter van Eck (ex-ATK)
Pieter from Liechtenstein worked with A.T. Kearney, focusing on growth strategies and private equity cases. He is now a freelance consultant at van Eck Business Advisors, and shares his best practices to avoid biases in expert interviews.
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Why don’t all Expert Networks have the same experts?
The market for expert networks is vast, and finding experts is a manual task. Here's how expert networks operate and why they don't have the same experts.
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The future of expert networks: from Michelin stars to Burger joints?
The future of expert networks is best predicted by an industry expert. Read our interview with Ian Wood, a seasoned expert on the telecommunications industry.
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My best practices for expert calls. Klas (HBS ’20) from Bain&Company, Hellman & Friedman
Inex One invites investment analysts to share their best practices on primary research and expert calls. Second in this series is Klas from Stockholm. After 6 years with Bain & Company and Hellman & Friedman, he is now off for MBA studies to Harvard Business School.
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How is it to work in an expert network?
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What are the main challenges with expert networks?
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How do investors use Expert Networks for due diligence work?
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Which Expert Network is the best?
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Indexone and Index One
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How many Expert Networks are there?
There are more than 160 expert networks worldwide. Expert Networks are specialized in recruiting people for short-term advisory engagements, typically 1-hour phone calls. The main customers are investors, consultants, and strategy professionals.
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Expert network market exceeds $1 Bn
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