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Business school curricula follow a familiar outline: stakeholder management, operations, leadership, and governance. Justin Fulcher, a technology founder who served six months as a senior advisor at the Department of Defense, says government teaches all four, often more forcefully than any classroom. The Course List, Rewritten First comes stakeholder management. At a startup, a founding […]
Long before Energy Transfer became a familiar name among energy investors, Kelcy Warren was a young graduate weighing job offers. After finishing at the University of Texas at Arlington, he took the best one he had, a position with the Lone Star Gas Co. That decision put him on a path toward co-founding a pipeline […]
Many facelift patients share a common worry: looking like someone else after surgery. Dr. Andrew Jacono built much of his reputation around addressing that concern. During the early 2000s, he developed the Minimal Access Deep-Plane Extended facelift, usually shortened to MADE, to correct shortcomings he saw in conventional methods. Lifting Layers Together Traditional approaches tend […]
Inside a converted garage studio on Austin’s East Side, Greg Soros has built a podcast production company around a simple belief: software can speed up the work, but people still have to tell the story. Soros runs Podcraft Media Lab, and he has watched other producers push automation much further than he is willing to […]
Alongside client work, Debby Gomulka has built a record of service to cultural and preservation organizations. According to a 2025 CEOWORLD profile, she has served on the boards of the Bellamy Mansion Museum and Preservation North Carolina. Her personal website adds further detail, listing her as chairman of the board at the Bellamy Mansion Museum, […]
Companies that serve homes often become fixtures in the places they work. Their trucks are familiar, their staff are neighbors and their names appear at local events. When that presence is genuine, it shapes how customers think about the service long before the first appointment. Coverage of leadership at Mira Home explores that connection in […]
Numbers offer a quick way to measure Dr. Andrew Jacono’s charitable work. The New York facial plastic surgeon has reconstructed the faces of more than 100 domestic violence survivors and operated on more than 750 children in developing regions. He has done this alongside a busy Park Avenue practice. More than 100 survivors. That figure […]
Utility construction is often seen as traditional, yet technology has steadily changed how the work is planned and performed. Digital mapping, improved safety equipment, and better scheduling tools all affect how crews approach a job. The question for contractors is how to adopt new tools without disrupting proven practices. Safety remains the first test, because […]
Office moves, rebrandings, and relocations are common in technology. That makes one detail from the Hypepotamus profile of Priority stand out: since the company’s founding in 2005, it has remained in the same Alpharetta building. The detail may seem minor, but it offers a window into organizational continuity, and Thomas Priore’s long-running Alpharetta base shows […]
Ask people who have spent a season or two in door-to-door sales what they took from it, and many mention things that never appeared on a pay stub. Confidence, communication, and a clearer sense of their own capacity come up frequently. These benefits are harder to measure than income but often outlast the job itself. […]
