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Jule Kreyling and the business of starting over
A Harvard-trained lawyer found his way into sales, then into building equipment-finance businesses. At Atlantic Union, Jule Kreyling put that experience to work one team, one process and one transaction at a time.
The Lawyer, the Frenchie and the Fine Print
Loni Edwards Lunau wanted a little company while she worked. Her French bulldog brought an audience, a new career and a question: who was looking after the business behind all those cute pictures?
Jerry Ting and the case against busywork
A law student’s irritation with contract review became Evisort. Now, after its acquisition by Workday and a new seat on Asana’s board, Jerry Ting is taking the same question into larger rooms: why are people still doing this by hand?
Lawrence B. Sorrel and the art of being early
Before co-founding Tailwind Capital, Lawrence B. Sorrel spent years inside established investment firms. His career offers a quieter lesson in private equity: the work often begins well before the deadline.