Plenty of executives say they want to hire people smarter than themselves. Fewer describe what that looks like when the new hire starts disagreeing with the boss in front of the team. Leopoldo Alejandro Betancourt López, who chairs Hawkers and runs O’Hara Administration, described his version in an interview. He looks for experience first, he said, and he wants people […]
Texas produces and moves vast amounts of oil and gas, and the people who manage those resources need specialized training. Kelcy Warren, founder and Executive Chairman of Energy Transfer, has put money behind that idea. His $12 million donation to the University of Texas at Arlington in 2023 is aimed at the school’s resource and energy engineering (REE) program. The […]
Regional reach is a strength for Debby Gomulka. Her firm, Provenance Lee Interiors, has a studio at 677 King Street in Charleston, South Carolina, and serves clients in Charleston, Atlanta, Raleigh, and elsewhere across the United States. Her profile in the design press is growing as well. A 2025 CEOWORLD article reports an upcoming feature in Atlanta Style and Design […]
A reliable grid depends on a steady supply of skilled workers. Lineworkers climb poles, restore service after storms and build the connections that new homes and businesses need. Training that pipeline is among the most practical investments the utility sector can make, and it benefits every customer who flips a switch. Leaders in the field tend to speak about this […]
An executive profile is a modest document, yet it does a surprising amount of work. It confirms identity, signals the segment of the market in which someone operates and gives colleagues and counterparties a common reference. For private-capital professionals, where relationships and reputation carry real weight, these small records accumulate into a recognizable public footprint. The directory entry for Henry […]
Cyprus has long been a place where international business meets Mediterranean pace. Companies based there often work with partners across several time zones, so the clarity of their leadership communication can matter as much as the quality of their products or services. Transparency has become a quiet competitive advantage in European business. Groups that explain who leads them, and how, […]
Technology gets plenty of attention in a VCPost article examining the Dallas oil and gas producer. The October 2020 feature argues that two techniques, horizontal drilling and seismic surveys, help explain the company’s efficiency and the strong Gulf Coast Western reviews it has collected from partners. Turning the Wellbore Sideways Horizontal drilling starts like a conventional well. Crews drill straight […]
Gulf Coast Western traces its roots back to 1970, when it started as a small operation along the United States Gulf Coast. Five decades later, the company has grown into a Dallas-based firm with thousands of acres available for development, a history that shows up often in Gulf Coast Western reviews written by partners and industry observers alike. Expanding Across […]
Wealth management firms nationwide are scrambling to satisfy new disclosure rules covering fees and data handling, burying clients in paperwork meant to build trust. Michael Gold, founder and CEO of Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, says the industry is solving the wrong problem entirely. Gold has spent twenty five years watching families accumulate impressive rosters of advisors, only […]
Two careers that look unrelated on paper share more in common than a resume would suggest. Justin Fulcher has spent his professional life moving between healthcare technology and government defense work, fields that share little in subject matter but a great deal in structure. Common Ground in Constraint The first chapter began with RingMD, launched in 2013 when Fulcher was […]