Senator Tim Scott and RevOZ Commemorate Social Impact in Opportunity Zone Investing
First-Ever Social Impact Summit highlights Recent Progress on OZ Fund s $1B Social Impact Initiative
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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., June 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ On Thursday, June 3rd, RevOZ Capital celebrated progress on its $1B Social Impact Initiative through a series of events in Southern California.
U.S. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina - the co-author of the original federal Opportunity Zone legislation - RevOZ Capital Managing Partner Lisa Merage and local leaders cut the ribbon on a new 11,375 square foot facility financed with RevOZ s Opportunity Zone capital. The facility will serve an estimated 400 - 900 families per year, advancing the JJP s mission to provide a comprehensive and effective continuum of adolescent behavioral health care for justice-involved youth, in or out of custody, who have mental illness.
Well, after so many years of waiting around and awful basketball seasons (and I'm not talking within the state of Arizona either), your Phoenix Suns are finally back into the Playoffs! I have to.
ATLANTA – Today it was announced that Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Cam Reddish has been awarded the Jason Collier Memorial Trophy for the 2020-21 season. Reddish is the 14th player to receive the award, earned annually by the Hawks player who most closely exemplifies the characteristics of a community ambassador displayed by Collier, the late Atlanta center who passed away in 2005.
“It is my responsibility to support the communities that have played, and continue to play, such a huge part in my life. After my rookie season, I truly understood the powerful platform I have as a professional athlete and how much of an impact that I can make,” said Reddish. “It is an honor to receive this award, but I know this is just the start. I’m looking forward to helping others and creating change for years to come.”
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When Michael Jordan played in the 90s, the Chicago Bulls were the most feared team in the league. Evident of their 6-0 Finals run during that time, there were some teams that could never get over the hump. The Knicks, Pacers, and Jazz featured some great talent during their heyday but never won a title due to the roadblock that was Michael Jordan.
When Jordan left the league a second time, it felt like the league was granted a fresh slate. Anybody could compete for a title, even when LeBron James came into the league in 2003. With that said, over the last 23 years, some teams have taken advantage of Jordan’s departure, while some have not. Here are the power rankings of NBA franchises since Jordan left the league in 1998.
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Former champ Sofoklis Schortsanitis sits down with Joe Arlauckas
Greek center Sofoklis Schortsanitis enjoyed a storied Turkish Airlines EuroLeague career, during which he played for four clubs over 10 seasons. In this episode of The Crossover, Joe Arlauckas talks with Big Sofo about all of it, starting with his birth in Cameroon to life after retirement.
The big man did not dream of a basketball career as a boy. Schortsanitis s younger brother Alexandros was the first in the family to take up basketball and even that didn t motivate Sofoklis to pick up a ball until later.