Justin Fulcher on Why Government Tech Feels Stuck in 1975
Justin Fulcher has a blunt way of describing the state of American government infrastructure: agencies are running core systems built for a different century while […]
Michael Polk on the Freedom of Private Ownership
Public company life came with plenty of scrutiny for Michael Polk Newell Brands. Investors, analysts, and quarterly earnings calls all demanded attention throughout his years […]
How Dr. Andrew Jacono Changed the Standard Facelift Approach
Facelifts used to mean one thing: pulling skin tight until wrinkles disappeared, often at the cost of a natural look. Dr. Andrew Jacono set out […]
Michael Gold of Westport on Spotting a Trustworthy Advisor
Trust is the single factor investors say matters most when picking a financial advisor, yet few people know how to measure it beyond a firm […]
From a Riverhead Classroom to a National Advisory Practice: Rashad Robinson’s Long Arc
Rashad Robinson’s career now spans boardroom campaigns, television appearances and a national book tour, but the throughline traces back to a childhood split between two […]
US Growth Trends Cited by Colcom Foundation
Between 1970 and 2020, the population of the United States grew by 62 percent, rising from roughly 205 million to 332 million people. Colcom Foundation […]
Kelcy Warren Grew Energy Transfer to $90 Billion
Energy Transfer’s revenue climbed from $1 billion in late 2003 to $17 billion by 2012, then peaked near $90 billion at the close of 2022. […]
Veterans Anchor Margarita Howard’s Approach to HX5 Retention
Nearly one in three employees at HX5 is a military veteran, a statistic that traces directly back to how founder Margarita Howard has built the […]
Why Malta and Lithuania Matter to Basel Holding’s Strategy
Why Malta and Lithuania Matter to Basel Holding’s Strategy. Understanding Burak Basel means looking past any single announcement and toward the pattern of choices that […]
Justin Fulcher Says Institutional Drag Blocks Government Progress
Federal agencies across the country are still running on infrastructure-built decades before smartphones existed, and the gap is starting to show. Slow approvals, siloed records, […]