When I was in elementary school, my family’s dog had puppies. I looked forward to coming home to see them every day, and I even got to bring the litter to school to show my class.
At 16, I decided to move from Houston to Frisco, TX, to train at a full-time tennis academy. I lived on my own for a few months until my family was able to make the move, which forced me to gain independence quickly. It ended up making a huge difference for college recruiting, and I was very fortunate my family gave me the opportunity.
Two months before graduating college, the company I had been signed with for nearly a year collapsed after 167 years in business. I had to restart my job search and ended up finding a role on the opposite coast, in San Francisco.
Vision — the ability to create a shared sense of purpose by giving people something bigger than their individual role to work toward.
Getting recruited to play tennis for Notre Dame. It was exciting to see my hard work pay off.
Braeden is an Associate on the investment team at Rallyday. His responsibilities include new investment evaluation, deal execution, and portfolio company support. Outside of work, Braeden enjoys skiing, cooking, playing racket sports, and trying new restaurants around Denver. Prior to Rallyday, Braeden worked in investment banking at Nomura Greentech and private equity at Knox Lane. He played Division I tennis at the University of Notre Dame, where he graduated with a BBA in Finance and a minor in Philosophy.
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