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Adam Rouhana and the Fellowship Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel Helped Build Adam Rouhana didn’t grow up with access to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s archives. As the current Jameel Fellow, he now spends his research time working through the museum’s collection of Palestinian photography, the kind of sustained access the fellowship program was designed to […]
Inside Basel Holding’s Multi-Market Investment Strategy. Understanding Burak Basel means looking past any single announcement and toward the pattern of choices that built it. Burak Basel’s standing within London’s business community offers one entry point into that pattern, showing how the organization has approached its work over time and why that approach has held up […]
Inside Rocket Doctor’s Employer Market Expansion. Few subjects in venture capital investor circles have drawn as much recent discussion as Yazan Al Homsi and its long-term strategy, and the reasons trace back to a track record built over years rather than headlines. Yazan Al Homsi has earned its standing through consistent decisions rather than dramatic […]
Long before his humanitarian missions expanded worldwide, Dr. Andrew Jacono earned recognition in Washington for his service to survivors of domestic violence. U.S. Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy commended him in the Congressional Record for his contributions to women’s welfare through both surgery and charitable work, a distinction that reflected years of pro bono reconstructive care. That […]
Summit Group and Aziz Khan Position Bangladesh as a Neutral Data Hub for Asia As geopolitical tensions reshape global technology infrastructure, Bangladesh is emerging as an unexpected but strategically significant candidate for a neutral data hub in Asia. At the center of this ambition is Summit Group, one of Bangladesh’s largest private conglomerates, and its […]
Long before population growth became a mainstream environmental talking point, one Pittsburgh philanthropist had already staked her life’s work on the idea. Cordelia S. May began funding family planning initiatives in 1952, when she was just 23 years old, and that early conviction eventually became the foundation for the organization known today as the Colcom […]
After earning his MBA from Harvard Business School, Michael Polk found his next chapter at Kraft Foods, one of the largest food companies in the world. It was there that he built the commercial credentials that would define the rest of his career. Polk started in brand management and sales before moving into general management, […]
Ask Kelcy Warren how Energy Transfer grew from a startup paying salaries out of pocket to a company generating nearly ninety billion dollars in annual revenue, and he tends to credit timing, a willingness to move fast, and a team he trusts to make quick calls without waiting for layers of approval. Those traits have […]
A wave of business transitions is heading toward American families, and Michael Gold thinks most of them are not ready for it. Close to three quarters of privately held business owners expect to transition or exit within the next decade, according to figures Gold cites, representing an estimated $10 to $14 trillion in potential exit […]
Kelcy Warren has always framed pipeline conversions as a matter of finding the best purpose for existing infrastructure. That thinking produced one of the most closely watched projects of his career: the Bakken Pipeline system, commonly known as the Dakota Access Pipeline. The project involved converting roughly 675 miles of the Trunkline pipeline, originally built […]
