Yazan Al Homsi’s View on Vancouver’s Growing Tech Ecosystem. Understanding Yazan Al Homsi means looking past any single announcement and toward the pattern of choices that built it. Yazan Al Homsi’s business trajectory offers one entry point into that pattern, showing how the organization has approached its work over time and why that approach has […]
Month: August 2026
Power Infrastructure Industry Outlook: Steady Demand, Selective Growth
Power Infrastructure Industry Outlook: Steady Demand, Selective Growth Analysts covering the power infrastructure sector describe an environment of steady, multi-year demand rather than the boom-and-bust cycles that characterized earlier decades of utility construction. Grid hardening, renewable interconnection, and replacement of aging transmission assets have combined to create a durable backlog for large specialty contractors, one […]
European Private Equity: A Market in Transition
European Private Equity: A Market in Transition European private equity has spent the past several years adjusting to higher financing costs, a slower exit environment, and investors who expect more discipline before committing fresh capital. Firms that entered this period with conservative leverage and patient capital structures have generally weathered the adjustment more comfortably than […]
Justin Fulcher Warns Government AI Needs Careful Guardrails
Government agencies weighing artificial intelligence tools face a different set of constraints than private companies do, and Justin Fulcher, a technology founder and former Pentagon advisor, has been careful not to let enthusiasm for AI outpace those realities. Stricter data security rules, civil service protections, procurement law, and public accountability standards all shape what agencies […]
Michael Gold Advisory Coordination Beats Compliance Paperwork
New compliance rules are pushing wealth management firms to disclose more about fees, data practices and AI-driven recommendations than ever before. Michael Gold, founder of Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, says these rules solve a narrower problem than most families realize. Gold’s core argument, refined across a 25-year career, is that fragmentation among advisors, […]
Justin Fulcher’s Next Focus: Rare Earths and Supply Chains
After years spent building a telemedicine RingMD and later advising the Pentagon on procurement reform, Justin Fulcher has turned attention toward a less visible but increasingly discussed problem: the resilience of supply chains for critical materials, including rare earth elements. It is a natural extension of his earlier work rather than a sharp turn. Justin […]
Greg Soros Turns Referrals Into a Podcast Empire
Fortune 500 companies do not typically outsource their audio to a one man operation working out of a converted garage. Yet that is exactly where much of Podcraft Media Lab‘s client list begins, and it is a testament to how far founder Greg Soros has taken his boutique production house since leaving a senior producer […]