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
Tom Hoops is the CEO of the multifamily office New Republic Partners, based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He spoke with Crain Currency about the benefits of an MFO for families as well as his investing outlook for what looks to be a volatile few quarters. You started with two families, and now you’re working with several dozen. What are the advantages of having a multifamily office (MFO) of that size? Well, there are certain families that should have a single-family office.
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capitalandmain.com | Marcus Baram
Due to the termination of $11 billion in public health grants, a grant to a program that provides Colorado residents with access to behavioral health and substance abuse support was disrupted, reports Healthcare Dive:For [Racquel] Garcia, it looked like the early end of one of HardBeauty’s grants providing behavioral health and substance abuse support to women through pregnancy, birth and postpartum in Colorado’s Western Slope, a region with primarily rural and frontier counties.
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capitalandmain.com | Marcus Baram
Among those impacted by the Trump administration’s mass layoffs are disabled workers, who worry that they won’t be able to get such jobs in the private sector, reports the Associated Press:Spencer Goidel, a 33-year-old federal worker in Boca Raton, Florida, with autism, knew what he could be losing when he got laid off from his job as an equal employment opportunity specialist at the IRS.
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capitalandmain.com | Marcus Baram
DOGE’s $400 million in cuts to AmeriCorps is hitting Partnership 4 Kids, an Omaha, Nebraska-based education mentoring program, hard since it relied on seven AmeriCorps volunteers to work with students and help them navigate college applications and financial aid, reports the Omaha World-Herald“It couldn’t have happened at a more critical time,” said Deb Denbeck, president and CEO of the education mentoring program.
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craincurrency.com | Marcus Baram
The recent news that the high-powered talent agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA) has launched a family office advisory made waves and raised plenty of eyebrows in the sector, representing a new chapter in the dynamic growth of family offices.
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