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U.Va. goes big with $5 billion capital campaign
The University of Virginia has officially kicked off the public phase of the largest-ever capital fundraising campaign by a Virginia university, with a goal to raise $5 billion by 2025. It may sound like a daunting challenge, but the university is already more than halfway to meeting its “Honor the Future” campaign goal. Leveraging a
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Profile of Broderick Coleman Dunn, Cook Craig & Francuzenko PLLC, Fairfax and list
Title: Partner Other legal specialties: Business and commercial litigation Birthplace: Falls Church (Fairfax Hospital) Education: Bachelor’s degree, Williams College; law degree, Washington & Lee University School of Law Spouse: Megan Kennedy Dunn Children: Conrad, age 2 First job as a lawyer: Litigation associate at Hirschler Fleischer PC in Richmond. Fan of: I am a long-suffering
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Profile of Nicole J. Harrell, Kaufman & Canoles PC, Norfolk and list
Title: Member Other legal specialties: Intellectual property; data privacy and security Birthplace: Norfolk Education: Bachelor’s degree, Hollins College; law degree, University of Baltimore School of Law; MBA, University of Baltimore Merrick School of Business Spouse: Eley Duke Children: Parker, 13; and E, 6 First job as a lawyer: Associate at Kaufman & Canoles Recently read
Hampton Roads task force ponders region’s name and identity
Coastal Virginia, Tidewater, 757, Hampton Roads. What’s in a name, and what gives a region its identity and enhances its competitiveness? A task force of leaders from the Hampton Roads region is hammering away at those questions as they ponder whether Hampton Roads should continue to be called, well, Hampton Roads. Sometime in mid-December, the
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Profile of Lisa Goodwin, Hirschler, Richmond and list
Title: Partner, environmental team leader Birthplace: Pennsylvania suburbs of Philadelphia Education: Bachelor’s degree, Bucknell University; law degree, University of Richmond School of Law Children: Connor, 18, and Emily, 16 Hobbies or pastimes: Snow skiing, tennis, hiking First job as a lawyer: Judicial law clerk for federal district court judge in the Eastern District of Virginia,
Stormy weather ahead?
Wealth managers offer advice for navigating the next downturn
Inverted yield curve. Unemployment. Consumer confidence. Interest rates. Inflation. Wealth managers are watching to see which way the economic indicator dominoes fall. Michael Joyce, president of Richmond-based financial planning firm Agili, sees troubling signs of a slowing economy. “If business investment further declines, that could lead to unemployment. That could put a dent in consumer