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Family offices have a habit of collecting stakes the way some readers collect books, adding one more title until the shelf holds far more than anyone has time to open. Leopoldo Alejandro Betancourt López, who heads the O’Hara Administration investment vehicle, put a ceiling on that habit when interviewed in February 2022, and the ceiling […]
Read MoreNearly three billion birds have vanished from North America since 1970. Researchers documented that decline in a 2019 study by Rosenberg and colleagues published in Science, and it offers a stark measure of how much habitat has been lost across the continent. For the Colcom Foundation, figures like that help explain why restoration matters. The […]
Read MoreMore than a century of coal mining and heavy industry left southwest Pennsylvania with polluted streams, eroded banks, and thinning forests. Repairing that damage is slow, expensive work, and the Colcom Foundation has made it a central part of its regional giving. The Pittsburgh-based funder was established in 1996. Its primary mission is to foster […]
Read More“The issue is not national decline; it’s institutional drag.” That sentence, written by Justin Fulcher in an article on institutional renewal, captures a diagnosis he applies to American public institutions. A piece published in March 2026 unpacks the idea and connects it to artificial intelligence. A Diagnosis Rooted in Operations Fulcher’s argument starts with a […]
Read MoreJoining an oil and gas partnership with Gulf Coast Western is not as simple as writing a check. The Dallas-based company, which acts as managing venturer for its joint ventures, uses a two-step onboarding process meant to confirm that each investor is a good fit and understands how the industry works. Gulf Coast Western reviews […]
Read MoreA child reading about a classmate’s anxiety might recognize their own worries on the page. Another child, reading the same book, might finally understand why that classmate goes quiet before tests. Children’s author Greg Soros believes good books should do both things at once. Soros, who has written for young audiences for more than 16 […]
Read MoreRecognition from peers carries weight in design. According to a 2025 CEOWORLD profile, Debby Gomulka received the Presidential Citation Award from the American Society of Interior Designers. She has also served on the ASID board of directors from 2022 to 2025, according to her personal website. Together, the award and board role show sustained engagement […]
Read MoreHiring someone to look after your home is rarely about a single appointment. Homeowners who treat pest work as part of regular upkeep tend to ask better questions: what does a visit involve, how does the provider communicate, and how does the team adapt to each property? Mira Home is one company that frames its […]
Read MoreThe United Arab Emirates has become a familiar destination for international entrepreneurs, offering connections to Gulf, Asian and African markets from a single base. Basel Holding includes an office there, alongside locations in London, Malta and Lithuania, which gives the group a foothold in a region that many European firms now treat as strategically important. […]
Read MoreCorporate geography has become more flexible, and Priority offers a clear example of a company whose center of gravity is spread across more than one place. Its headquarters has remained in Alpharetta, Georgia, since the company’s founding in 2005, while a Manhattan-based Thomas Priore leads it from New York. Hypepotamus reports that Priore travels to […]
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