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 […]
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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 […]
Inside the Five Decade History of Gulf Coast Western
Few companies in the domestic energy business can point to five continuous decades of operation, but Gulf Coast Western counts 1970 as its founding year. Based in Dallas, the firm has spent that time exploring, developing, and acquiring oil and gas reserves concentrated in the Gulf Coast region, a footprint that now extends across Texas, […]
The Woman Behind Colcom Foundation’s Environmental Mission
Cordelia S. May respected the beauty and balance found in the natural world, and she understood early how thoroughly that balance had already been disrupted. Her response was not abstract. At twenty three years old, in 1952, she began supporting family planning as a direct way to address what she saw as the underlying cause […]
Justin Nelson’s Leadership Legacy at JP Morgan
Justin Nelson measures his career at JP Morgan by more than assets under management or client retention rates. As Managing Director and Head of the Asset Management and Financial Principals Coverage Team at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Connecticut, he places equal weight on the growth of the twenty person team he leads every day. […]
From Berklee to Austin, Greg Soros Builds a Studio
Long before Greg Soros became known for his measured approach to podcast automation, he trained at Berklee College of Music and worked in senior roles at established media companies. That background shows up in how the podcaster now runs Podcraft Media Lab, a production house built out of what started as a converted garage studio […]
What Children’s Books Really Need to Teach, Says Greg Soros
Greg Soros Author has spent more than fifteen years writing for young readers, and in that time he has settled on a question he believes matters more than any other in children’s fiction. Rather than asking what a character wants, Soros argues that authors should ask what a character needs to learn. That shift in […]
Gulf Coast Western Reviews Highlight Notable Tax Benefits
Tax treatment rarely tops the list of reasons someone gets excited about an investment, but for oil and gas joint ventures it can be one of the more persuasive details. Qualified partners in a Gulf Coast Western venture can write off 100% of drilling expenses and production income against their ordinary income, a benefit current […]
What Gulf Coast Western Reviews Say About Its CEO
Matthew Fleeger didn’t inherit his role at Gulf Coast Western without putting in the years first. He joined the family business in the mid-1980s, shortly after finishing a business administration degree at Southern Methodist University, and spent eight years learning the operation from the inside out, from financial planning to sales and marketing. Then he […]
How Michael Gold of Westport Defines Trustworthiness in Wealth Management
Trustworthiness is the quality most families say they want from a wealth manager. But according to Michael Gold, founder and CEO of Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, very few people know how to evaluate it before committing to a relationship. Gold, who has advised entrepreneurs, business owners, and multigenerational families for more than 25 […]