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The SD Gunner Fund hosted their second annual Charity Sporting Clay Shoot on April 17 at the Dorchester Shooting Preserve.
Cruising past large industrial sites on Sunbury Road in Midway, I hit a gravel road lined with skinny pine trees to find a rustic clubhouse filled with SD Gunner volunteers and supporters. Greeting me is SDGF founder and CEO
Britnee Kinard, a veteran advocate for wounded warriors with such a varied past that I have to share it.
“I studied recording industry management and entertainment law in college, then worked as a vice president at JP Morgan Bank before being a caretaker for my husband,
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Because of their success, many Amazon sellers are being bought by larger, heavily-funded companies.
Major brand buyers include GOJA, Perch, Thrasio, and Boosted Commerce.
They re trying to create the 21st century version of Procter & Gamble, one attorney explained.
According to Amazon growth agency Jungle Scout, more than 54% of the $386 billion in net sales that the retail platform generated in 2020 came from third-party Amazon sellers.
Between 2019 and 2020, Amazon invested $30 billion in its community of small sellers, spotlighting it in, among other things, a series of commercials outlining the fact that small and medium Amazon businesses sell 6,500 products every minute.
Founded in 2018, the holding company has reached a $1 billion valuation on the strength of folding up nearly 100 Amazon brands. It also reached the pace of acquiring $1.5 million in revenue per day in the first quarter of this year, according to CEO Josh Silberstein.
Specialist fund administration: The brain gain for private equity fund admin
There is no stopping private equity – or the specialist administration firms that provide services to private equity funds.
There are said to be more than 2,000 specialist fund administrators, many rooted in the trust and corporate services sector that traditionally provides legal and accountancy work for ‘special purpose vehicles’ (SPVs) – the structures often used for private equity funds as well as wealthy individual and family-office investors.
Growth in private equity, debt, real estate and infrastructure funds combined with the consolidation among the specialist administrators means these firms are growing quickly. And what’s more, the specialists have poached staff from the larger fund administration divisions of custodian banks that work with traditional fund managers.