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Trevor Pearlman is a prominent Dallas attorney-turned-investor who is founding co-partner of Tregan Partners, a private equity firm, and of the Edge Group LLC, a Las Vegas-based real estate development and investment company.
Trevor L. Pearlman (early 50’s) was born in South Africa and immigrated with his family to the United States in 1980, when he was eighteen. He attended University of Texas-Austin, where he was elected student-body Vice-President. During his senior year, Trevor successfully sponsored a resolution before the University Council condemning its oppressive civil and human rights policies in South Africa, and called for it to rid its investment portfolio of funds in companies doing business in South Africa.
After graduating
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In 1991, he and Reagan Silber founded Silber Pearlman LLP. Silber Pearlman became known in Texas for winning large class action lawsuits, particularly in wrongful death cases involving individuals exposed to asbestos. In 2000, the firm with its inventory of unimpaired asbestos claims took in $100 million in revenue. By 2008, Silber Pearlman had grown to more than 40 attorneys and 200 employees, when it merged with Baron & Budd P.C., one of the Dallas-area’s most prominent law firms.
Even before the Baron & Bud merger, Trevor and his business partner Reagan Silber founded Tregan Partners. Founded in 1998, Tregan invests in small and medium sized businesses and real estate opportunities with long-term growth potential. In 2004, Trevor, Reagan and Adam Frank formed Edge Group LLC., a Las Vegas real estate development company, which bought the Bourbon Street hotel and subsequently sold it to Harrah’s, for $40 million profit.
Nonprofit/Board Experience:
In 2016, Trevor was appointed by the governor of Texas to the Economic Incentive Oversight Board. The board reviews the effectiveness and efficiency of state incentive programs and funds administered by the offices of the governor, the comptroller and the Department of
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Trevor Pearlman is a member and past chapter chair of the Young Presidents’ Organization and a guest speaker for the American Leadership Academy.
Family: In 1991, Trevor married Elaine Chaplik, an attorney from Indiana with a practice that specialized in Business Law, Banking Law and Savings and Loans failures, and Officer and Director Liability. Elaine’s father, Arnold Chaplik had been an Executive Vice-President of the Bunzel Paper Company who was also active with his Congregation and a member of Kiwanis International.
Although Elaine is no longer a practicing attorney, she has been active in the Dallas non-profit and Jewish communities, and has served on the boards of Greater Lansing Jewish Welfare Federation, Jewish Federations of North America, Dallas Children's Theater, Dallas Summer Musicals and the Legacy at Willow Bend Retirement Community. She was also Co-Chair and Underwriter of Jewish Family Service (JFS) of Greater Dallas’ 2014 Woman-to-Woman fundraising event.
The Pearlman’s have two children, Ryan and Morgan, in their early
At the time of the foundation’s establishment, the Ingram family had already had a 50-year relationship with Vanderbilt. Bronson Ingram's father, Orrin Henry Ingram, served on the University's board from 1952 to 1963. Three of the Ingram's four children graduated from Vanderbilt; David B. Ingram and John R. Ingram received MBA degrees from the Owen Graduate School of Management, and Orrin H. Ingram earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of Arts...
Developing a long-term strategy and performance metrics are Trautwein’s top priorities. With these objectives in mind, this group focused on four components for further analysis. The internal and external factors that the organization is facing were analyzed, which allowed a definition of WTL’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. John Trautwein’s leadership style was observed, which provided characterizations of his traits and helped to identify his abilities as President of WTL. The foundation’s mission and program initiatives were evaluated in an order to determine their effectiveness. Lastly, WTL was considered from a donor’s perspective, in an order to identify motivating, and deterring factors. Further explanation of this analysis is continued below.
We see the births of Elizabeth Carol Mackin (b: 2002) and Claire Elise Mackin (b: 2004) who are daughters of Catherine and Chris Mackin. Dylan (b: 2005) and Rylie (b: 2008) are the son and daughter of Daniel and Amy. Courtney and Adam Hollis give birth to Anna Hollis in 2009 and John Hollis in 2012. Anne and Wendell Yee give birth to Alyson Lange in 1990. Matthew (b: 1986) a...
In order to obtain religious, social, political, and equality 23 million Jews immigrated to America during the years between 1880 and 1920 (Chametzky, 5). Anzia Yezierska wrote about her experiences as a poor immigrant in her fictional work becoming a voice of the Jewish people in the1920s. She struggled to obtain an education that allowed her to rise above her family’s poverty and gain a measure of autonomy. Rachel and Sara, the female protagonists, mirror the author’s life going from struggling immigrant to college graduate. Yezierska uses her own experiences to portray the Jewish immigrant experience with a woman’s perspective. She successfully gained a commercial following that allowed her to mediate the cultural differences between the mainstream culture and the Jewish people that helped resolve differences between the established Americans and these new immigrants for a time (Ebes...
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“Do I have to go? I mean, it’s not required for me to finish high school or anything. It’s just something you want me to do,” I pleaded with my parents. “Yes you have to go and there’s no way you’re going to get out of it either. It’ll be a good experience for you, and you might even make some new friends,” my father replied. Tomorrow I was going to HOBY, which stands for Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar. It is specifically for sophomores in high school and I was chosen to be one of the candidates to represent my school for the year twenty fifteen. There are many HOBYs around the United States, but I was going to HOBY Ohio West located at the Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio. The seminar started on June fourth and concluded on the seventh. This was a four day event and I wouldn’t see my family for two of the days. I had just turned sixteen in April and I had never stayed more than an hour away from my family for a night or two. It was very nerve-wracking for me, but I had to go no matter what. Little did I know that this experience would make me into the more confident young woman I am today.
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The Texas Commission most important purpose is to administer the Texas Lottery, which had been authorized by a constitutional amendment approved by the voters in November 1991, and which had been administered by the Office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts, 1991-1993. In April 1994, the newfound commission was made responsible for the Texas Bingo Enabling Act, which was transferred from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. The commission's executive director is required to exercise strict control over all lottery games conducted in Texas, to ensure integrity, security, honesty, and fairness.
Case 2: Roberts Real Estate In late 2012, Adam Roberts is now the CEO and Managing Director of the Roberts Real Estate Company. The company is a multi-million-dollar property management firm that was founded in Akron, Ohio, in 1920 by Adams grandfather, Jim Roberts. After receiving a call from Adam’s dad, Brian, Adam started wondering about the future of the company; the transfer of power, the estate plan and if his dad would give shares to his daughter Julie and what her role might be, if that happened. Brian’s father, Jim, started a retail shoe business in the 1930s. After disagreements with his brother-in-law, Jim left the business with ownership of one building in West Bend, Indiana.
Business involved by two or more members of the family and is owned within the family is the simplest way to define family business. In this type of business the positions in the company is filled according the family blood. The founder of the business is usually the skull of the company, the rest of the positions are taken place by the family member which are usually higher positions where else other positions are filled by non family members.
In addition to spending most of his summer developing our website and social media presence, he has also intensively networked with other nonprofits. Nabeel did this by representing Chess Without Borders at the 2016 United Nations Youth Assembly in New York. Here, he was invited to address hundreds of international delegates on how chess can potentially close the achievement gap in the global school environment. This was an incredibly proud moment for me, but it was also an immense milestone in Nabeel’s journey in public-speaking. After he had delivered an emotional, humorous, and passionate speech, several nonprofits, including Youth for Refugees Advocacy and Barefoot Philippines, reached out to him to see how they could bring chess to their own nation’s communities.
In the United States, approximately one in eight adults are self-employed. In their minds exists a one common dream. This is the entrepreneurial dream of self-employment. It is the freedom to start, grow, and cash in a new business. Most of the extravagant millionaires of today build up their wealth in this way. An entrepreneur is someone who has the ability to build and develop his own business. In today's fast paced world of business, many people chose to work for themselves. A career as an entrepreneur is a risky, yet personally rewarding endeavor.