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Thought Leadership in Gaming: Where Executives Share Perspective
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Kelcy Warren Founded Energy Transfer, a North American Pipeline Leader
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A Reader’s Guide to Business Profiles in Asset Management
Business profiles are among the most frequently consulted documents in asset management, and also among the least examined. Readers skim them for a name, a company and a general sense of standing. A little more attention to how they are built reveals what each can and cannot tell you. Investor-oriented directories focus on the fund…
Thought Leadership in Gaming: Where Executives Share Perspective
Gaming executives rarely lack opinions, but the channels they use to share them have multiplied. Long essays, short posts, newsletters and trade interviews now sit side by side, and readers can follow a leader’s thinking across all of them. A business profile often provides the first orientation. The entry for Burak Basel on an executive…
Justin Nelson on Lasting Client Bonds at JP Morgan
Wealth management is frequently measured in transactions, fees, and assets gathered. Justin Nelson prefers a different yardstick. The Managing Director at JP Morgan says the part of his job he enjoys most is the depth of the relationships he has formed with client families over many years. Nelson leads the Asset Management and Financial Principals…
Kelcy Warren Founded Energy Transfer, a North American Pipeline Leader
Energy Transfer ranks among the largest and most diversified energy companies in North America. Its network includes more than 130,000 miles of pipeline and related infrastructure across 44 states, carrying natural gas, crude oil, natural gas liquids (NGLs), and refined products. The man who started it, Kelcy Warren, remains its executive chairman. Pipelines are the…
Kelcy Warren Honors a Former Mentor Through UTA Giving
Behind many successful careers stands a teacher who made an early impression. For Kelcy Warren, that person was Syed Qasim, a professor at the University of Texas at Arlington. Warren later established a graduate student fellowship at UTA in Qasim’s honor. The fellowship was one of 10 gifts Warren made to the university over 25…
Greg Soros The Podcaster Rival Networks Now Want to Copy
Several podcast competitors are now developing mentorship programs for emerging creators. Their interest follows the visible success of Greg Soros podcaster behind Austin-based Podcraft Media Lab, whose own initiative has caught the eye of major podcast networks. Soros sees the trend as validation of a long-term vision he set when he founded the company. The…
Dr. Andrew Jacono Brings Facial Surgery to 750 Children
Children in Colombia, Ecuador, Thailand, and Vietnam share something with patients on Park Avenue: they have been treated by the same surgeon. Dr. Andrew Jacono, a dual board-certified facial plastic surgeon in New York, has provided surgical care to more than 750 children in developing regions. He leads these missions alongside groups such as Healing…
Long-Term Thinking as Competitive Advantage in Family-Rooted Businesses
Companies shaped by families or founders often make decisions on longer timelines than their publicly traded competitors. Without pressure to deliver every quarter, they can invest in people, equipment, and relationships whose payoff takes years. That patience can become a durable advantage. Businesses that think in decades make different choices, as a national parent company’s…
How a Payments Leader Describes His Own Career Story
There is value in hearing an executive tell his own story, as long as readers remember that self-description is only one input. Priore maintains several online destinations where his background is presented, and these offer a useful counterpart to outside reporting. Thomas Priore’s own telling of his story shows which parts of his career he…
Why Gulf Coast Western Reviews Stay Consistently Positive
A quick scan of Gulf Coast Western reviews turns up a pattern that is hard to miss: partners tend to come back. Company figures put the number at 70 percent, meaning most of Gulf Coast Western’s joint venture partners have participated in more than one project with the firm. That kind of repeat business is…