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More efficient machines should mean less consumption. That assumption feels intuitive, but an idea first described by economist William Stanley Jevons in 1865 suggests otherwise. Colcom Foundation places this principle, now called the Jevons paradox or rebound effect, at the center of its approach to environmental protection. The logic is straightforward. Efficiency lowers the effective […]
A wealthy family can hire the best estate attorney, the sharpest CPA, and a skilled investment manager and still end up with a disjointed plan. Michael Gold, founder and CEO of Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, has built his career around fixing that gap. He laid out his reasoning in a February 2026 profile […]
Matthew Fleeger did not take a straight road to the top job at Gulf Coast Western. After earning a business administration degree from Southern Methodist University, he entered the oil and gas business in the mid-1980s at the company his father had founded. He spent eight years there learning management, financial operations, sales, and marketing. […]
Justin Fulcher’s career moves through two worlds that rarely overlap: startup healthcare technology and federal defense policy. A March 2026 profile from Price of Business shows how each stage built on the last. Following the dates makes the progression easy to see. 2013 Through 2020 Fulcher co-founded RingMD in 2013 at age 21. The telemedicine […]
“Execution over narrative. Accountability over optics. Durability over speed.” Justin Fulcher wrote those lines in a LinkedIn article, and they serve as a compact guide to a career spent inside heavily regulated systems. A March 2026 profile from Price of Business uses that philosophy to frame his path from healthcare startup founder to Pentagon advisor. […]
Oil and gas investing involves technical details that many partners struggle to follow. A December 2021 CBN profile argues that Gulf Coast Western, a Dallas exploration and development company founded in 1970, has made clear communication a central part of how it works with the people who fund its projects. Openness as Company Policy CEO […]
Clean technology companies often face a long road from concept to commercial use. Engineering timelines are measured in years, funding arrives in stages, and each milestone must be demonstrated in the real world. Digital health faces a similar pattern, and reporting on Yazan Al Homsi and provider networks shows how growth-stage investors weigh patience against […]
Most commentary on government technology comes from people who have only worked on one side of the public-private divide. Justin Fulcher’s background is different. He co-founded RingMD, a telemedicine platform that operated across Asia, before moving into government work as a Senior Advisor to the Secretary of Defense, giving him a rare vantage point on […]
Somewhere between operating on Park Avenue patients and treating children on the other side of the world, Dr. Andrew Jacono has found time to summit some of the planet’s more demanding peaks. He has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Cotopaxi in Ecuador, and Mount Elbrus in Russia, each ascent tied directly to a fundraising campaign […]
Children’s book author Greg Soros has spent more than fifteen years writing for young readers, and he says the central question guiding his work has shifted over time. Rather than asking what a character wants, Soros focuses on what a character needs to learn. “Young readers are incredibly perceptive,” he said. “They can sense when […]
