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Fractional Source specializes in providing state and local government agencies with tailored fractional sourcing solutions, empowering agencies to optimize their resources and achieve more with less. On the podcast, James and TJ - COO and CEO of Fractional Source - discuss the issues facing state and local government today with experts from around the public sector.

The BrightSail Breakthrough Series: Leadership, Personal, and Professional DevelopmentAre you ready to elevate your leadership edge and unlock your full potential? The BrightSail Coaching Podcast is your go-to source for bold, actionable insights designed to transform how you lead, grow, and thrive—both personally and professionally.Tailored for executives, entrepreneurs, and ambitious professionals, our episodes explore the intersection of leadership, personal development, and professional growth, empowering you to lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose.Discover BrightSail’s signature...

Do you want to save money quickly and reduce chunks of debt without having to get another job? If you’re fed up with being broke and living paycheck to paycheck like millions around the world, this quick guide will help steer you in the right direction to achieving your personal finance goals. Mastering personal finance is an invaluable skill we need as adults to help relieve some of the financial strains that we face day-to-day. Life's hard enough as it is without hundreds of dollars of debt on our shoulders. It’s time to make a change, and anyone is capable of doing it.

Do you want to know the secrets to making money with options trading? Would You like to know how to predict options movements? Do you want to know the best trading strategies for high profit? When you listen to this book, you will see the strategies that have helped others earn up to 100k in six months! You will discover everything you need to know about options trading. These strategies and easy tips will help you manage risk and get higher profits.

Companies backed by venture capital drive the U.S. economy, accounting for hundreds of billions of dollars in sales and profits. The problem is that most of the wealth created winds up enriching elites while the businesses funded by venture capitalists widen economic inequality. Committed to doing things differently, tech venture capitalists Freada Kapor Klein and Mitch Kapor launched Kapor Capital to prove that investing in gap-closing startups—companies whose services or products close opportunity gaps for both communities of color and low-income communities—is good business.