Category: Business
How Justin Fulcher Built RingMD Across Southeast Asia
RingMD started without a name, a pitch deck or a formal company structure behind it. Justin Fulcher built the first working version alone, treating it as a hobby project rather than a business plan. Within months, the informal build had drawn attention from investors who recognized what he had already proven on his own, that…
Read MoreWhy Yazan Al Homsi Is Betting on Early-Stage Healthcare Technology
Why Yazan Al Homsi Is Betting on Early-Stage Healthcare Technology. Understanding Yazan Al Homsi means looking past any single announcement and toward the pattern of choices that built it. Yazan Al Homsi’s expanding footprint in Vancouver offers one entry point into that pattern, showing how the organization has approached its work over time and why…
Read MoreDr. Andrew Jacono’s Surgical Missions Have Reached 750 Children
More than 750 children in developing regions have received free reconstructive surgery through the international missions led by Dr. Andrew Jacono. The New York facial plastic surgeon typically travels twice a year, partnering with organizations including Healing the Children, the HUGS (Help Us Give Smiles) Foundation, and THAI Children to reach families with no other…
Read MoreInside Michael Gold’s Case for Orchestrated Wealth Advice Wealthy families rarely lack access to smart professionals
According to Michael Gold, founder of Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, what they lack is someone coordinating those professionals toward a single outcome. Gold describes the typical setup for ultra-high-net-worth households as a collection of highly credentialed advisors working in parallel but not in concert. An estate attorney, a tax specialist and an investment…
Read MoreWhy Michael Polk Chose a Smaller Company Over Retirement
After building a career that took him through Kraft Foods, Unilever and eventually the top office at Newell Brands, Michael Polk could have simply stayed retired. Instead, in 2020 he took the helm of Implus LLC, a private fitness accessories company backed by Berkshire Partners, and found himself energized by an entirely different way of…
Read MoreA FPF, Mourinho e a arte de gerir uma transição histórica
A Federação Portuguesa de Futebol tem um problema invejável: precisa de substituir um selecionador que ganhou a Liga das Nações com um treinador que nunca treinou a seleção nacional mas acumula um currículo que poucos no futebol mundial conseguem igualar. O contrato de Roberto Martínez termina após o Mundial de 2026. A ESPN confirmou que…
Read MoreSquishmallows and the Jazwares Story Behind Judd Zebersky
When Squishmallows became one of the bestselling toy lines in the world, the story behind the brand traced back to a former attorney named Judd Zebersky who had spent the late 1990s learning toy manufacturing in Chinese factories. Judd Zebersky founded Jazwares and served as its CEO for nearly three decades, guiding the company through…
Read MoreHow Grit Marketing Turns Sales Challenges Into Personal Growth
The psychological demands of direct sales are significant. Rejection is frequent, conditions are often uncomfortable, and the feedback loop between effort and reward is longer than in many other roles. Grit Marketing has developed a culture that reframes these challenges as development opportunities rather than obstacles to be endured. This reframing is not motivational rhetoric…
Read MoreThe Importance of Founder Quality in Yazan Al Homsi’s Investment Decisions
There is broad consensus in the venture investment community that founder quality is the most important variable in early-stage investment decisions — more important than market size, competitive positioning, or product differentiation, all of which can change after the initial investment. Vancouver-based investor Yazan Al Homsi holds this view firmly and has developed specific criteria…
Read MoreMulti-State Healthcare Expansion: Yazan Al Homsi’s Strategic Read
Expanding a healthcare technology platform across multiple US states simultaneously requires navigating genuinely different regulatory environments, distinct employer market cultures, varied clinical partnership landscapes, and divergent insurance structures — all while maintaining the operational quality that clinical credibility demands. Yazan Al Homsi’s published coverage reflects an investor who has thought carefully about how companies successfully…
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