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Dec 1, 2024 | 
buildingexcellence.news | Tom Cox
Construction owners are experts at planning — whether they’re drafting blueprints, securing permits, or carefully sequencing work. But when I meet with owners, there’s one critical planning need that’s often overlooked: succession readiness. Many construction owners are simply unprepared to hand over the reins. Owners haven’t considered the nuanced tax or wealth management ramifications of “getting out” — and nobody is prepared to fill their shoes.
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Nov 30, 2024 | 
constructionmagazine.news | Tom Cox
Construction owners are experts at planning — whether they’re drafting blueprints, securing permits, or carefully sequencing work. But when I meet with owners, there’s one critical planning need that’s often overlooked: succession readiness. Many construction owners are simply unprepared to hand over the reins. Owners haven’t considered the nuanced tax or wealth management ramifications of “getting out” — and nobody is prepared to fill their shoes.
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Nov 30, 2024 | 
constructionnews.us | Tom Cox
Construction owners are experts at planning — whether they’re drafting blueprints, securing permits, or carefully sequencing work. But when I meet with owners, there’s one critical planning need that’s often overlooked: succession readiness. Many construction owners are simply unprepared to hand over the reins. Owners haven’t considered the nuanced tax or wealth management ramifications of “getting out” — and nobody is prepared to fill their shoes.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
texascontractor.news | Tom Cox
Construction owners are experts at planning — whether they’re drafting blueprints, securing permits, or carefully sequencing work. But when I meet with owners, there’s one critical planning need that’s often overlooked: succession readiness. Many construction owners are simply unprepared to hand over the reins. Owners haven’t considered the nuanced tax or wealth management ramifications of “getting out” — and nobody is prepared to fill their shoes.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
goshennews.com | Tom Cox
SHOW: The Red UmbrellaMUSIC: "When I Was Older" by Billie Eilish; "The Four Sections" by Steve Reich; "Truman Sleeps, as the world caves in" by Matt Maltese and Philip Glass; and "The Red Machine" by Peter Graham.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
gowlingwlg.com | Tom Cox |Catherine Naylor
Client workPublished27 February 2024Judgment has been handed down by the Court of Appeal in THG plc and others v. Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) Limited [2024] EWCA Civ 158 confirming that, contrary to "over 40 years' received wisdom" limitation periods do apply to unfair prejudice petitions.
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Nov 13, 2023 | 
allevents.in | Tom Cox
Experience the beauty of the natural world through printmaking and contemporary paintingsAbout this EventYou're Invited to the launch of Botanicals!We are thrilled to present an art exhibition that brings together the enchanting worlds of printmaking and contemporary painting. Each artist in this exhibition has been carefully selected for their remarkable ability to capture and portray the wonders of the natural world.
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Aug 29, 2023 | 
on.substack.com | Laura Kennedy |Farrah Storr |Tom Cox |Mike Sowden
The Grow interview series is designed to share the nuts and bolts of how writers have gone independent and grown their audiences on Substack. It has been lightly edited for length and clarity. We invited , who writes the publication , to share insights on how she moved from Patreon to Substack and went on to earn a steady income that’s more than any newspaper column she’d written, affording her the opportunity to move halfway around the world.
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Aug 10, 2023 | 
tomcox.substack.com | Tom Cox
Today I feel more tired of social media than ever before and more thankful for Substack than ever before. Yesterday I deleted my Twitter account, having been briefly drawn back there for the usual reason: the desire to give books I’ve put every ounce of myself into the best chance possible of surviving in the world. But in fact what I repeatedly deduce is that I’d rather sell fewer books than voluntarily drink mind poison. I intend to keep my resolve this time.
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Jun 2, 2023 | 
tomcox.substack.com | Tom Cox
2020 was the year I moved back to the South West after a brief spell in Norfolk - although to my mind it felt less like moving and and more like running back for forgiveness, as a person might into the arms of a lover whose finer points they had taken for granted. I carried out the move during the height of the first Covid lockdown, half a dozen journeys there and back, across almost the entire width of the country.
