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Ask children’s author Greg Soros what he wants a young reader to feel within the first few pages of one of his books, and he points to recognition before anything else. “Young readers need to know that their feelings, their families, and their struggles matter,” Soros says, describing the foundation of what he calls the […]
A managing director overseeing billions of dollars in client assets is urging financial firms to look past traditional hiring filters. Justin Nelson, who heads the Asset Management and Financial Principals Coverage Team at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Connecticut, leads a group at JP Morgan responsible for more than $15 billion in assets, and he […]
Few figures capture the toll of habitat loss as starkly as the ones cited by Colcom Foundation the North American bird population has fallen from roughly 10 billion to 7 billion over the past fifty years, a loss of 2.9 billion birds. Wildlife Losses Mirror Population Growth The foundation situates that decline within a broader […]
Every big bet looks obvious once it pays off. The one Alejandro Betancourt López made on Spanish ride-hailing permits didn’t look obvious at all back in 2015, which is rather the point. He saw the gap between what VTC licences were worth then and what they’d be worth once ride-hailing arrived. His reasoning was plain, […]
Most families evaluate wealth managers through the lens of reputation and performance. Michael Gold, who leads Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, believes that lens misses what actually matters: how an advisor operates before a client ever commits. Gold has spent over 25 years working with entrepreneurs, business owners, and families managing multigenerational wealth. The […]
Kelcy Warren did not drill the wells that unlocked America’s shale boom, but he built much of the infrastructure that made it matter. As executive chairman of Energy Transfer, Warren oversaw the construction and acquisition of pipeline systems that connected new production from the Permian Basin, Eagle Ford, Bakken, and Marcellus formations to markets across […]
When Cordelia S. May died in 2005, she left behind more than a financial endowment. She left a clearly articulated philosophy about the relationship between human activity and the health of the planet one she had been developing and acting on since 1952. The institution she created to carry that philosophy forward, the Colcom Foundation, […]
Luciano de Vries does not wait for consensus before taking a position. He looks for the gap between where regulation is pointing and where market pricing currently sits, then moves while that gap is still open. It is a discipline he has applied across transport assets in Poland, real estate in Portugal, and now industrial […]
Michael Polk spent decades at the top of some of the world’s largest consumer goods companies. After tenures at Procter & Gamble, Kraft Foods, Unilever, and a run as CEO of Newell Brands from 2011 to 2019, Polk retired briefly before discovering that his appetite for leadership wasn’t finished. What came next surprised even him: […]
A 5.2-acre green deck park sitting atop a sunken freeway in central Dallas exists in large part because of a $10 million commitment from Kelcy Warren. The Energy Transfer Executive Chairman made that donation in 2012, providing the catalytic private funding that helped transform a divided stretch of downtown Dallas into one of the city’s […]
