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#PrivateWealth #WealthManagement #RealAssets #PrivateMarkets #AlternativeInvestments #Alts #UHNW #HNW #FamilyOffices #IBD #RIA #PrivateInvestments Congratulations Ben Moscowicz, CFP®

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'Young' Trustees - one of my favourite Board related subjects and something that we talk about often during the search process but - how many organisations actually have looked to find someone from that background on their Board and made it accessible for younger people to get involved at Board level?? Lucy Mitchell actually approached me when she saw the first of our Trustee Talks and wanted to chat through the subject and how she could get involved in the series. She felt that younger Trustees were underrepresented and wanted to encourage younger people to apply but also organisations to consider opening up Board roles to younger Trustees. I think this is a great talk and brings up so much that's positive to help diversity on Board from a younger person's perspective and point of view. It's a fab example of how we think about diversity on Boards and what's happening out there already. I love how they had to open up the Board to application from older people to ensure diversity 😀 Have you thought about having a younger person on the Board? Do you have someone already - what has is done for the organisation and the Board itself? Aspen People

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Welcome to Shelley Thakral, Tracy Manners and Jess Crombie who join OWM's Board of Trustees. Read about them at the link in comments below

While much of this week’s news cycle will be taken up by Nebraska’s recent record-breaking women’s volleyball achievement, a lot has happened in state government as well. Before heading into the holiday weekend, take a look below to see some of these interesting stories. ‘Spiritual Warfare’: Former Kentucky swimmer encourages Nebraska to restrict trans athletes; Some familiar names are interested in becoming next Nebraska State Treasurer; Nebraska State Auditor to explore $3 million grant for Red Way Airlines following their departure; U.S. Rep. Don Bacon a conservative who speaks bipartisan, launches 2024 House bid; Inspectors General limited in their access to info after Nebraska AG Michael Hilgers opinion; Senator Carol Blood challenges Gov. Jim Pillen to act on ‘danger’ lurking at state psychiatric hospital; NU focused on picking search firm and committee to help find next president following Walter "Ted" Carter’s resignation; Governor Jim Pillen allows hotter water discharge from power plants due to ‘extreme’ demand, thanks US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS); College of Law to establish clinic to defend First Amendment rights; and Lincoln, broader Nebraska, seeing rise in COVID-19 cases. Pete Ricketts says Nebraska, other rural states won’t be ready for US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) electric vehicle push by 2032; Kearney Mayor announces run for Nebraska Legislature; Nebraska Department of Economic Development launches next phase of Omaha Recovery Project; Lincoln Unions say implementation of new paid parental leave benefits unfair; Support Our Schools turns in enough signatures to reach 2024 Nebraska ballot; Changes made to proposed prison site, will now be north of I-80; Governor’s offices temporarily relocating during Capitol construction; Gov. Jim Pillen enacts second governor-led ‘Women’s Bill of Rights’; Several new Nebraska laws take effect Saturday; and City of Omaha Mayor issues executive order on guns after Council strikes local ordinances. Want to read more about these articles? Check out our website! kisselkohoutes.com/news

It's time for the next #FACSfamFriday! Meet Grant Paulson, our Contract Administrator based in the Hayward office. Below, you will find all of Grant's answers to our questions as well as a graphic with a few snapshots of Grant enjoying his hobbies and passions outside of work. Do you have any questions for Grant or other FACS employees you'd like to see answered in the next #FACSfamFriday? Let us know by commenting on this post. What’s your favorite thing about working at FACS?  One of the things I love most about working at FACS is the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that have a positive impact on the environment. It's incredibly fulfilling to be part of a team that's dedicated to making a difference in the world. What is one thing we don't know about you (non-work-related)? Outside of work, I'm all about hockey, golf, hiking, and most importantly, spending quality time with my family. What is one thing that you geek out about?  I'm a bit of a history buff and love diving into the stories and events that have shaped our world. Whether it's ancient civilizations, wars, or cultural movements, I find it fascinating to explore the complexities of the past and how they've influenced our present. What is your favorite store to shop at in-person or virtually? When it comes to shopping, I'm a huge fan of browsing through local farmer's markets. Do you have any pets? Yes, I'm proud to say I have a rescue dog named Tusk, who brings endless joy to my life. He's a delightful mix of Shiba Inu and Husky, and our favorite activity is going to the brewery together and hunting lizards! What is your favorite book to read?  Two of my top picks are "The Worlds That Made Us" by Akhil Reed Amar, delving into the historical roots of American constitutional law, and any work by Dr. Seuss, whose imaginative stories always bring joy and inspiration. What is your favorite random fact?  The term "Windy City" was not originally coined because of Chicago's weather, but rather because of its politicians. 

Did you know that aquaculture is playing a crucial role in restoring wild salmon populations? 🐠🌱 Aquaculture, the practice of farming fish and other aquatic organisms, has emerged as a sustainable solution to address the decline of wild salmon populations. By carefully managing and monitoring the process, aquaculture facilities are helping to replenish and protect these magnificent creatures. Here's how aquaculture is making a positive impact: 1️⃣ Conservation: Aquaculture facilities are actively involved in conservation efforts by breeding and raising salmon in controlled environments. This ensures the survival of the species and helps to rebuild their numbers. 2️⃣ Genetic Diversity: Through selective breeding programs, aquaculture facilities are working to maintain and enhance the genetic diversity of wild salmon populations. This helps to preserve the unique traits and adaptability of these incredible fish. 3️⃣ Habitat Restoration: Aquaculture facilities are also investing in habitat restoration projects. By restoring and protecting critical habitats, such as spawning grounds and migration routes, they create a conducive environment for wild salmon to thrive. 4️⃣ Research and Innovation: Aquaculture is a dynamic field that constantly seeks innovative solutions. Researchers are studying the behavior, biology, and health of salmon to improve farming practices and minimize any potential impact on the environment. 5️⃣ Collaboration: Aquaculture facilities, environmental organizations, and government agencies are working together to ensure responsible and sustainable practices. By sharing knowledge and resources, they are collectively striving to restore wild salmon populations. Aquaculture is not only helping to meet the growing demand for seafood but also actively contributing to the conservation of wild salmon. By embracing sustainable practices and investing in research, we can continue to support the recovery of these iconic species. Let's celebrate the positive impact of aquaculture on wild salmon populations! 🎉 Together, we can ensure a brighter future for both aquaculture and our precious marine ecosystems. 🌍💙 #Aquaculture #Sustainability #WildSalmonConservation #MarineEcosystems #Collaboration #CookeAqua

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