Do associates go to IC?

I work at a firm where associates sit in on all investment committee meetings for the fund regardless of whether or not the associate is presenting. I find these meetings very valuable as they give you a sense for how seniors think about things / what the fund is looking at. Overall feels important for developing (or at least observing) the skill set of a senior PE professional. I have another friend who says they never go to IC unless presenting and wanted to check what industry practices were.

Do associates sit in on IC at your firm?(and what type / size of firm are you at?)

 
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In my experience, the anyone can listen in on IC is quite atypical. It’s usually limited to deal team plus actual IC members.

There’s all sorts of reasons for this… efficiently using peoples time, trying to keep a somewhat tighter circle on information flow, keeping a smaller audience so people feel comfortable speaking more freely unfiltered, allowing others to play devils advocate without it turning into a dick measuring contest because 100 people are seeing X person challenge you, etc.

 

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