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Author Greg Soros Explains How One Book Serves Two Readers

Picture two children in the same classroom reading the same picture book. One recognizes her own nervous stomach in the main character. The other has never felt that kind of worry but suddenly understands why his friend goes quiet before tests. Children’s author Greg Soros says that double effect is where the real craft of…

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Inside the Medical Training of Dr. Andrew Jacono

Becoming a top facial plastic surgeon takes years of layered preparation, and the résumé of Dr. Andrew Jacono shows how each stage can build on the last. A January 2026 profile traces his steps from medical school to international recognition. Medical School and Residency He earned his medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine…

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What Gulf Coast Western Reviews Say About Partner Satisfaction

Customer feedback is often the first thing people check before working with a company. For Gulf Coast Western, a Dallas oil and gas firm that organizes joint ventures with private investors, that feedback has been largely favorable. Gulf Coast Western reviews on the Better Business Bureau contribute to an A+ rating, and the company reports…

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Inside Author Greg Soros’s Approach to Writing for Young Readers

Before Greg Soros author finalizes a children’s story, he has usually spent time in classrooms, talked with child development experts, and handed the manuscript to sensitivity readers. That preparation reflects a belief he has held across more than 16 years of writing: young readers deserve emotional truth. His academic background helps explain the method. Soros…

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Justin Fulcher’s Long Connection to Asia and the Indo-Pacific

Asia has appeared at two very different points in the career of Justin Fulcher. The first was as a young founder building telemedicine across the continent. The second came years later, when he accompanied senior U.S. defense officials to high-level dialogues in the Indo-Pacific region. A recent profile connects those chapters. Telemedicine Across Borders Fulcher…

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“Don’t Try to Fit In”: Debby Gomulka’s Advice to Young Designers

Advice from experienced designers often centers on technique. The guidance from Debby Gomulka is different. According to a 2025 CEOWORLD profile, she tells students and interns, “Don’t try to fit in. It’s creative. Creative is abstract.” The message reflects her own career path. After roughly five years in the furniture industry, she launched her firm…

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Reading a Private Markets Career Through Public Profiles

Careers in private markets rarely follow a single script. Executives move between advisory, investment and leadership responsibilities, and the picture that emerges is usually assembled from several public sources rather than one definitive account. The professional presence of Henry Gabay offers a useful example of how an investment career can be understood through the information…

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From UTA Graduate to Executive Chairman: Kelcy Warren’s Path

Kelcy Warren left the University of Texas at Arlington with a degree in 1978. Decades later, Kelcy Warren holds the title of executive chairman at Energy Transfer, a company he founded and grew into one of North America’s largest and most diversified energy businesses. The company now runs more than 130,000 miles of pipeline and…

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How a Pest Control Partnership Reflects a Broader Sales Strategy

In September 2021, a press release announced that Aptive Environmental and Grit Marketing were teaming up to help more customers enjoy their homes. Partnerships like this are common in direct sales, where a field organization represents a service provider and handles the face-to-face outreach that brings in new customers. Basic company facts are also listed…

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Gulf Coast Western: Five Decades of Oil and Gas Growth

Oil and gas producers have spent recent decades adjusting to new technology, shifting economic conditions, and competition from alternative energy. A 2020 review by Ernest Hamilton examines how one Dallas company, Gulf Coast Western, has kept growing through those pressures, and it credits much of that growth to chief executive Matthew Fleeger. From a Family…

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