The Rise and Fall of Harvard Capital

This chapter chronicles the emergence of Harvard Capital in early 1990s Czechoslovakia, driven by a charismatic figure named Victor who exploited the allure of Harvard's name. It examines the blend of ambition, marketing tactics, and public skepticism that shaped Victor's controversial ascent in the financial landscape while revealing the political tensions and scrutiny he faced. The narrative highlights the precarious balance between promise and peril in the burgeoning capital venture industry as Victor navigates the complexities of power and reputation amidst growing government scrutiny.