I'm with a smallcap/midcap shop, but my goal is to work for an LP (on the manager selection side). Think SWFs, Pension Funds, family offices/trusts/endowments.
The firm I'm with has solid LPs and a good market rep, so it's a great stepping stone for connects.
But I hear earlier is better when it comes to switching to the other side. So I'm looking for advice on how to go about laying the foundation for the switch, things I can do apart from directly applying (which I will). Is there a particular set of criteria required? Or a skill set not needed by PEs but by LPs?
Thanks in advance!
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