Justin Fulcher was 21 when he co-founded RingMD in 2013. The telemedicine platform let patients reach physicians remotely across Asia and eventually ran in multiple countries. A new Price of Business profile revisits that venture as the starting point for a career defined by work in demanding, regulated settings. The company’s early years shaped habits […]
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Westport’s Michael Gold on Serving a Growing Wealthy Class
The world’s ultra-high-net-worth population is expected to grow 6.7% this year, lifting its combined wealth to $59.8 trillion. That growth brings more complicated balance sheets, more heirs, and more decisions with lasting consequences. Michael Gold, founder and CEO of Gold Family Wealth in Westport, Connecticut, says technical expertise alone will not be enough to serve […]
Continue readingTwenty-Five Years of Design: Debby Gomulka’s Evolution
Few designers sustain a practice for a quarter century. Debby Gomulka has done so, and a 2025 CEOWORLD profile traces her path from furniture industry newcomer to international design ambassador. Her firm, Provenance Lee Interiors, was founded in 2000 and now spans residential design, historic restoration, and textiles. Over time she has added teaching, with […]
Continue readingQuestions Utah Homeowners Should Ask Before Hiring a Pest Company
Choosing a pest control provider can feel like picking a mechanic: most people do not know enough to judge the work, so they rely on impressions. A short list of well-chosen questions can level the field and reveal how a company thinks about its customers and its craft. Written answers are even better than verbal […]
Continue readingJustin Fulcher on the Weight of Accountability in Government
Governance and organizational ethics fill a module or two in most MBA programs. Justin Fulcher says government is where those same topics carry a weight no classroom exercise can replicate, a lesson that shaped his six months as a senior advisor at the Defense Department. A decision affecting defense procurement rarely lands with a small […]
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