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Ron Jibson and the art of keeping things running
He spent 36 years at Questar, rising from design engineer to chairman and CEO. Then Ron Jibson took on a different kind of infrastructure: Utah’s classrooms, campuses and cultural institutions.
Maurice Markey and the work of earning trust
From engineering to store brands to military food supply, Maurice Markey has spent his career making promises people can rely on. His ties to Purdue reveal how much of that work begins with belonging.
The PR Firm That Made Social Change Sound Like Something You Could Do
For 20 years, Pat Reilly’s Berkeley shop translated policy, science and philanthropy into stories people could act on. Then it chose an ending most agencies avoid: it sold to Fenton and disappeared into the work.
Crystal Brown Built a Career by Making Hard Problems Move
Before she marketed AI-made presentations, Crystal Brown organized parents, built companies, and learned to keep a hundred things moving at once. Her career is a study in turning complicated systems into coordinated action.