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Danai Musandu of HPE Growth at 0100 Conference Mediterranean

This video features an interview from the 0100 Conference Mediterranean where Danai Musandu, Vice President Investor Relations at HPE Growth, moderated a panel on ESG Investing & Reporting in PE Funds. The event took place in Rome, Italy, offering a unique setting for discussions within the private equity sphere.

Danai expresses enthusiasm about networking, gaining inspiration, and uncovering insightful yet less-discussed topics in the industry. The conference's intimate atmosphere facilitated meaningful face-to-face interactions, fostering connections between familiar faces and new contacts.

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