• September 27, 2026

Justin Nelson of JP Morgan Makes Case for Neurodiverse Hiring

Financial services companies say they cannot find enough skilled workers, yet Justin Nelson believes many firms overlook a deep pool of candidates sitting in plain sight. Nelson, Managing Director and Head of the Asset Management and Financial Principals Coverage Team at JP Morgan Private Bank in Connecticut, leads a team responsible for more than $15…

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Thomas Priore on the Fragmentation of Financial Technology Infrastructure

Thomas Priore on the Fragmentation of Financial Technology Infrastructure Thomas Priore, President and CEO of IXS (Integrated X Solutions), has emerged as a pointed voice in the ongoing debate over the structural vulnerabilities embedded within modern financial technology systems. In a detailed analysis published through FF News, Priore argues that what many organizations perceive as…

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Inside the Colcom Foundation’s Mission to Protect Natural Resources

The Colcom Foundation describes its central purpose in direct terms: fostering an environment healthy enough to sustain quality of life for Americans by confronting the causes and effects of overpopulation. That mission, unchanged since the organization’s founding in 1996, shapes every grant the Pittsburgh based philanthropy awards. Founder Cordelia S. May built her worldview around…

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Colcom Foundation Balances National and Regional Giving

National environmental causes tend to draw the most attention from major foundations, but the Colcom Foundation has built a reputation for pairing that broader mission with steady support closer to home. Alongside its focus on population and ecological balance, the Pittsburgh-based organization funds conservation projects and cultural institutions throughout its home region. A Dual Focus…

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The Mission and Origins of Colcom Foundation Explained

Colcom Foundation exists to address a problem its founder identified long before it became a common topic of public conversation: the strain that human population growth places on natural ecosystems. Cordelia S. May began focusing on this issue in 1952, at age twenty three, when she started supporting family planning out of concern for the…

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JP Conte’s West Campus Gift Carries the Weight of a First-Generation Story

JP Conte arrived at Colgate University in 1981 as a first-generation college student. His parents, who had emigrated from France and Cuba, raised their family in Brooklyn and later New Jersey under modest circumstances. Four decades after his graduation, Conte committed $25 million to the university. The resulting gift names the Social Center at the…

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How Colcom Foundation Frames Ecology and Demographics Together

When people talk about the environmental movement, they tend to focus on energy policy, land conservation, or consumer habits. The Colcom Foundation takes a different approach, placing human population growth at the center of its analysis. In the foundation’s view, demography and ecology are inseparable and failing to treat them that way has cost the…

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Trade Law as National Security Practice: The George Bogden Model

There is a version of trade law that is purely commercial in character: tariff classification disputes, customs bond calculations, first-sale valuation arguments, broker liability. These are important matters, but they are fundamentally mechanical. The relevant expertise is legal and procedural. The outcome is measured in duty savings and penalty avoidance. There is a different version…

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How Colcom Foundation Connects Population and Ecological Overshoot

The concept of ecological overshoot rarely makes the front page, but Colcom Foundation has built much of its environmental advocacy around this single measure. The foundation argues that understanding biocapacity, and how far the U.S. has exceeded it, is essential to grasping the full scale of the country’s environmental predicament. What Biocapacity Reveals Ecological footprint…

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Günstiger Gewerbestrom: So sparen Unternehmen wirklich

Günstiger Gewerbestrom ist kein Widerspruch zu Qualität und Nachhaltigkeit. Wer die richtigen Fragen stellt und den Markt kennt, findet Angebote, die günstige Preise mit zertifiziertem Ökostrom und erstklassigem Service verbinden. PLAN B NET ZERO ist genau für diesen Anspruch entwickelt worden: Unternehmen sollen sparen, ohne Kompromisse bei der Qualität einzugehen. Der Schlüssel liegt in der…

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