Not many professionals have founded a healthcare technology company in their early twenties, watched it grow across multiple Asian countries, stepped back from daily operations to pursue advanced degrees, and then taken a senior advisory role inside the U.S. Department of Defense before 35. Justin Fulcher has done all of that, and the shape of his career says something specific about how he thinks about consequential work.Healthcare Technology...
When the first Earth Day took place on April 22, 1970, its organizers identified two interlocking causes of environmental harm: per capita consumption and population size. The decades that followed brought real progress on the first problem. The second was largely set aside. Colcom Foundation's philanthropic mission is grounded in the conviction that this omission has cost the environmental movement dearly.The evidence the foundation cites is...
Most lawyers who leave their practice do not end up building billion-dollar consumer brands. Judd Zebersky is an exception. After earning a JD from the University of Miami School of Law and running his own law firm, Zebersky made a choice that surprised nearly everyone around him. "I looked at my wife, and I said, 'I want to make toys,'" he recalled. Her response, as he has told it, was simple: follow your dreams he did.What Zebersky Learned in...
Karl Studer on Technology and the Modernization of American Ranching American ranching is changing. Where previous generations relied almost entirely on intuition, seasonal rhythms, and accumulated generational knowledge, today's most competitive operations are layering in data analytics, precision nutrition tools, and genetic tracking software that would have seemed like science fiction just two decades ago. Karl Studer has embraced this...
Chris Rapczynski on Why Construction Longevity Depends More on Process Discipline Than Materials AloneIn the construction industry, where the temptation to prioritize high-end materials over rigorous methodology is common, Chris Rapczynski of Sleeping Dog Properties has built a reputation on a contrarian but well-supported argument: the long-term performance of a building has less to do with what goes into its walls than with how consistently...
When investors assess an oil and gas company, few metrics carry more weight than the candid opinions of those who have worked alongside them. Gulf Coast Western reviews paint a clear picture of a firm that has earned lasting respect within the domestic energy sector, built through deliberate growth, transparent leadership, and a long track record of honoring its commitments to partners.A Foundation Built on Targeted DevelopmentFounded in...
Kelcy Warren received the Legacy Award at D CEO Magazine's 2023 Energy Awards program, the publication's highest honor, in recognition of his four-decade career building Energy Transfer into one of North America's largest midstream companies. The ceremony took place at The Hall on Dragon in Dallas, where Kelcy Warren joined an elite group of past recipients that includes T. Boone Pickens, Trevor Rees-Jones of Chief Oil & Gas, and Scott...