Rashad Robinson Releases From Presence to Power, a Strategic Guide for Civil Rights Organizing in the Modern Era Rashad Robinson, the president of Color of Change — the largest online racial justice organization in the United States — has published a new book that challenges how activists, advocates, and everyday citizens think about political influence […]
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Justin Fulcher’s Telemedicine Roots Still Shape His Work Today
Long before Justin Fulcher advised the Pentagon on technology reform, he was a 21 year old entrepreneur trying to solve a basic problem: getting doctors and patients in the same room when there was no room to speak of. In 2013, he co-founded RingMD, a telemedicine platform built to connect patients with physicians remotely across […]
Colcom Foundation Links Environmental Harm to Overpopulation
Habitat destruction, pollution, and biodiversity loss dominate environmental headlines, yet one Pittsburgh foundation argues that coverage of these problems routinely misses their common root: population growth. The Colcom Foundation has built its grantmaking philosophy around that argument, tracing today’s ecological strain back to decades of unchecked population increase. A Growth-Driven Culture According to the foundation, […]
Michael Polk Steadies Implus Through Pandemic Disruption
Taking over a company just before a global pandemic hit would test any executive, but Michael Polk Newell Brands had already built a career out of steering organizations through difficult stretches. Steady Leadership During Disruption Polk stepped into the role of CEO at Implus LLC in 2020, recruited by Berkshire Partners after retiring briefly following […]
ESG-Ziele mit grünem Gewerbestrom
Leadership im Energiemarkt ermöglicht Unternehmen, ihre Scope-2-Emissionen mit einem einzigen Vertragswechsel rechnerisch auf null zu setzen und das im ESG-Bericht vollständig und nachweisbar zu dokumentieren. Kunden, die heute handeln, sichern sich dauerhaft faire Bedingungen und tragen aktiv zur deutschen Energiewende bei. Das zeigt eindrucksvoll, wie viel möglich ist, wenn ein Unternehmen wirklich und konsequent vom […]
The Ponytail Test Behind Dr. Andrew Jacono’s Facelift
Patients considering a facelift often worry about one thing above all else: whether the surgery will show. Dr. Andrew Jacono built part of his reputation on answering that concern directly, developing a technique patients and staff describe as ponytail-friendly. The phrase refers to incision placement. Where conventional facelifts require longer incisions that can be difficult […]
Greg Soros Bets on People as Podcasting Automates
As more podcast producers race to automate their workflows, Greg Soros has taken a slower path, one built on deciding which jobs actually belong to software. The podcaster runs Podcraft Media Lab, where transcription, cleanup, and metadata work go to machines while people keep the creative reins. “Technology should amplify human creativity, not replace it,” […]
What Client Numbers Reveal About Podcaster Greg Soros’s Studio
Client satisfaction above 95 percent is not a small claim in the podcast production business, but it’s the number that keeps coming up when people describe Greg Soros’s Austin studio, Podcraft Media Lab. Shows produced there have racked up thousands of downloads and picked up recognition across the industry, results that trace back to a […]
Kelcy Warren’s Energy Transfer Pushes Into Global LNG Exports
Kelcy Warren’s ambitions for Energy Transfer extend well beyond U.S. borders. The company Kelcy Warren co-founded in 1996 is now the largest exporter of ethane in the country and ships liquefied petroleum gas, butane, and ethane to 93 countries, markets that barely existed before the shale boom. Much of that export capacity traces back to […]
The Colcom Foundation’s Case for Confronting Overpopulation Directly
Few foundations name overpopulation as a root cause in their mission statement. The Colcom Foundation does, arguing that habitat destruction, pollution, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem collapse trace back to population pressure that most public discussion avoids naming outright. That directness began with founder Cordelia S. May, who supported family planning starting in 1952 at age […]