Marcus Baram
Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Editor at Crain Currency
Special Projects Editor at Capital & Main
Journalist: Capital & Main, Crain Currency + Author: Gil Scott-Heron: Pieces of a Man + Skeptic + Dad. (The views expressed here are personal.)
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craincurrency.com | Marcus Baram
Mark Parthemer is the chief wealth strategist and Florida regional director at Glenmede, a multifamily office based in Palm Beach, Florida. He talked with Crain Currency about how family offices should prepare for possible tax policy changes this year. Much of the debate in Washington centers on the extension or expiration of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. What should family offices know?
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1 week ago |
craincurrency.com | Marcus Baram
A growing number of billionaire families are entering their third and fourth generations — a shift that is reshaping how family offices operate, according to the recent UBS Global Wealth Report. That expansion is transforming family offices by having them place a greater focus on sustainability, impact investing, diverse investment strategies and strategic philanthropy.
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1 week ago |
craincurrency.com | Marcus Baram
, head of philanthropic advisory at Citi Wealth, recently talked with Crain Currency about philanthropic trends during a time of economic uncertainty and how to make sure you have measurable impact. How have family offices adapted their philanthropy amid all the economic uncertainty and trade wars of the first half of the year?
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capitalandmain.com | Marcus Baram
Among the many rural communities around the country that were impacted by DOGE cuts to Americorps were several in South Dakota, where the Mahpiya Luta school and Pine Ridge Reservation saw funding cuts, reports Chalkbeat:By offering job opportunities to people in the local community, AmeriCorps grants allowed Mahpiya Luta students to benefit from one-on-one mentorship from young adults on the Pine Ridge Reservation.
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1 week ago |
capitalandmain.com | Marcus Baram
Last month, DOGE cancelled an $8.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce that Kansas intended to use for rural broadband, among other efforts. Similar federal grants to other states were also cancelled, reports the Topeka Capital-Journal:Pat Lowry, a spokesperson for the Kansas Department of Commerce, confirmed the grant cancellation.
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"Or a young woman named Morgan Shockley, who last week was finishing up a painting of an owl beneath the deep blue night sky. If their small needs are somehow a financial burden to this country, we need to examine what kind of country we have, or want" https://t.co/C0JjjBjAQN
NEW: Afterschool and summer programs around the country may have to cut back hours or shut down due to massive cuts to volunteer programs like AmeriCorps, reports @Kiplinger https://t.co/Ct92y4nKYT
NEW: The budget cuts to Job Corps–—which provides free education, job training and a place to live for low-income people—will hit Kentucky hard, shuttering three locations that serve over 500 students, reports the @courierjournal https://t.co/Ct92y4nKYT
