Wednesday Jun 10, 2026

Colcom Foundation Ties Environmental Mission to Population Growth

Few philanthropic organizations connect ecological decline to demographic change as directly as the Colcom Foundation. Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the foundation has built its grantmaking philosophy around a core argument: that efforts to protect the natural world cannot succeed unless human population growth is addressed alongside per-capita consumption. That argument traces back to April 22, […]

From Telemedicine to Defense Justin Fulcher on Technology in Regulated Sectors

The problems Justin Fulcher has spent his career solving share a common structure. Whether building telemedicine infrastructure for rural communities in Asia or working to modernize acquisition practices at the U.S. Department of Defense, the obstacle has consistently been the same: capable institutions running on processes that have fallen behind what the technology could support. […]

How Thomas Priore Thinks About Competitive Advantage in Payments

The payments industry is simultaneously one of the most competitive and most stable sectors in financial technology. Competitive, because the opportunity is enormous and the barriers to entry have declined as cloud infrastructure and APIs have democratized access to processing capabilities. Stable, because trust, compliance infrastructure, and enterprise relationships take years to build and are […]

How Yazan Al Homsi Navigates the Transition From Early-Stage to Growth Investment

The venture investment landscape has shifted significantly in recent years — with the traditional early-stage, growth, and late-stage segments blurring as capital has become more available across the lifecycle and as the timelines for company development have compressed in some sectors while extending in others. Vancouver-based investor Yazan Al Homsi has developed an investment approach […]

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