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Chicago’s Choreo expands North Carolina footprint with GreerWalker Wealth acquisition
Choreo, an investment advisory firm, now holds $14.8 billion in assets under management after the purchase.
UVA Health doubling down on Northern Virginia expansion
The Charlottesville health system has been bulking up in the region since acquiring two Prince William County medical centers in 2021.
Gattuso says $450M Drexel building will elevate Philadelphia’s rise as life sciences hub
The 11-story, 520,000-square-foot life sciences building under construction on Drexel's campus will raise the bar for life sciences space in Philadelphia, Gattuso Development Partners CEO John Gattuso believes.
Frisco-based Soleo Health appoints Susan Faust as first chief strategy officer
In her new role, Susan Faust will lead efforts to expand the company's business with pharmaceutical manufacturers and health systems and providers.
Power 100 Health care connectors: Greg Duckett, Cato Johnson, Shantelle Leatherwood, Scott Morris, Kevin Woods
Here are the profiles of the Power 100 health care community connectors, leaders who play prominent executive roles in their health care orgs — and are also quite active in community initiatives, investments, and institutions.
St. David’s Foundation pumps millions more into organizations addressing health, housing
The St. David's Foundation finished 2022 with another $43 million in grant funding for community organizations in Central Texas.
Bayer picks former Genentech CEO to replace embattled boss
Bill Anderson was CEO of Genentech from 2017 to 2019, sandwiched between two stints with parent company Roche, where he was CEO of Roche Pharmaceuticals until last month.
UAB Health System eyes adding Northeast Alabama affiliate
The partnership is being considered to meet a growing need for health care in Northeast Alabama.
Capital Stewardship Partners and Knox McLean Self Wealth Management merge firms
The combined firms, both a part of the Northwestern Mutual network, create more resources for growth and will increase client referrals.
New, near-perfect bond rating for Metro punctuates turnaround from just four years ago
Bond ratings are one reflection of a city's financial health, which companies often consider when scouting where they'll move or expand. The stronger the rating, the lower interest rate Metro can command. It was only a few years ago that Metro enacted a record 34% property tax hike to tamp down recurring budget deficits and replenish reserves that were nearly dry.