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What is it like to navigate the world of sports and investing? During AANHPI month, our ASPIRE employee resource group hosted former pro-golfer and angel investor Michelle Wie West for a conversation on navigating the world of sports as a woman, advocating for AANHPI representation, and empowering diverse voices in the business world. Michelle has forged her own path as an athlete: she became the youngest player to ever qualify for a USGA amateur championship at age 10, turned professional right before her 16th birthday, earned her degree at Stanford while competing on the LPGA tour, and competed for more than two decades. Now retired from the game, Michelle partners with PitchBook as her caddie off the course as she actively builds her portfolio, supporting brands she believes in and women and minority entrepreneurs. At PitchBook, our ASPIRE (Asian Pacific Islander Represent) ERG is committed to creating and embracing a welcoming, safe and supportive work environment for members and/or allies of the AANHPI community. Big thanks to our ASPIRE team members for organizing this inspiring event, and of course to Michelle for joining us to share a little about her journey!
We’re excited about our next chapter with Rod Diefendorf as President and COO of PitchBook! Rod’s people-centric approach to leadership has helped shape our unique company culture and create an environment where our people are empowered to innovate and challenge the status quo on behalf of our customers. We look forward to continuing our work together to create THE best-in-class financial data and research offering for our customers.
🤝 As a company, we have a long tradition of giving back. During our Global Volunteer Days, in partnership with Morningstar, team members around the world volunteered with organizations in our local communities, from packing food for families in need to cleaning trash from parks and beaches. We exceeded last year's team member participation and are so proud of the impact we made. Huge thanks to all our volunteers and to the organizations we worked with! #LifeAtPB
🏆 Cheers to a Seattle Kraken win on Leap Year Night presented by PitchBook! We had a blast with our clients, team members, and fellow Kraken fans at Climate Pledge Arena last Thursday. There were so many highlights throughout the night, including welcoming our clients to The PitchBook Suites with the Winformation wall, giving away prizes throughout the night, a shopping spree at the Kraken store, and surprising a fan with a signed hockey stick! Congratulations to everyone who made the night a success. We can't wait for next year! #LifeAtPB
To celebrate Lunar New Year, our ASPIRE Employee Resource Group organized events in our global offices. There were snacks, activities, and a dragon dance performance! At PitchBook, our ASPIRE (Asian Pacific Islander Represent) ERG is committed to creating and embracing a welcoming, safe and supportive work environment for members and/or allies of the AAPI community. Lunar New Year is a celebration of the arrival of spring and the beginning of a new year on the lunisolar calendar marked by many traditions. #LifeAtPB
👏 Our Customer Support team is one of a kind: they provide our customers with 24-hour support, five days a week, at the caliber that our customers expect, appreciate, and rely on. In honor of Customer Service Week, we've been celebrating these team members at our offices around the globe. This team brings incredible value to our +100,000 PitchBook users; here's a snapshot of what they've accomplished this year alone: 🌎 100 global employees across Customer Support 📞 11,000 emails, chats, calls, and tickets are handled by our team each month 💬 9 second average response time for chat, establishing us as best-in-class 🏆 88, our current Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score 📄 500 articles and article updates produced by our Help Center Technical Writers so far this year 📘 6 e-learning courses and 7 distinct live training courses covering 13 distinct subject areas Cheers to our Customer Support team!
💰 Ahead of National 401(k) Day, our teams build financial literacy kits during lunchtime to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Money Matters program. These kits were designed to teach teens how to set goals, budget, save, and invest, which are essential skills needed to cultivate financial literacy. Big thanks to our PBCares employee resource group for hosting this volunteer event across our US offices! 👏
☀️ Our team in San Francisco traded the cityscape for vineyard views on our day trip to Sonoma County! We spent our annual summer party soaking up the sun, enjoying some friendly (yet competitive) cornhole games, and savoring delicious wine. Check out some of the highlights here! #LifeAtPB
👏 We're thrilled to be recognized as #7 on Puget Sound Business Journal's list of Washington's Best Workplaces! This is the ninth year #PitchBook has been included on this list, which is determined by an employee survey, and is the best ranking we have received so far. "Our people are our greatest asset, so creating a #workplace culture that promotes professional development and collaborative problem solving continues to be a top priority,” said John Gabbert, founder and CEO of PitchBook. “We encourage employees to take risks and find a better way of doing things every day, which has allowed our team to build trust and support one another through any challenge. This being our ninth year on this ranking validates our approach is working and is something we need to continue as we grow and expand." ❇️ Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dYwnBZji ❇️ Find the full list of Washington's Best Workplaces here: https://lnkd.in/dBP_ubEP Cheers to #LifeAtPB!
🍎👏 We are proud to share that for the second year in a row, PitchBook has won Food Lifeline's Food Frenzy corporate competition! This is the third year that our #community-driven PBCares employee resource group has participated in this event to raise funds and food to help end hunger in Washington State. PitchBook competed against other Seattle based organizations in the Technology sector to raise funds and collect non-perishable food items from July 14-28. We raised almost $12,000 and over 150 cans of food, contributing to some incredible overall achievements accomplished by all participants: 🥫 $620,304 dollars raised 🥫 67 participating organizations 🥫 2,753 #volunteer hours contributed 🥫 7,144 food items collected Huge congratulations to our PBCares ERG and all PitchBook participants! Cheers to Food Lifeline for another successful #FoodFrenzy competition. Learn more about it here: https://lnkd.in/gUyepFV
