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Rockefeller family's wealth advisory firm expands into Richmond after luring team from Truist - Vimarsana News

Rockefeller family's wealth advisory firm expands into Richmond after luring team from Truist

The company, which has expanded into dozens of new markets over the last five years, made its move into Richmond earlier this month and set up shop downtown.

Family Offices Seek New Blood - Los Angeles Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Family Offices Seek New Blood - Los Angeles Business Journal

Shielded by privacy and exclusivity, the offices of America’s most top 1% families, as ranked by wealth, historically barred any financial or investment disclosures. But recently, this trend has shifted dramatically, as a number of family offices have begun allowing their army of investment professionals to be hired by the next generation of ultrawealthy in Los Angeles.

More First Republic Advisors Jump to Rockefeller - Vimarsana News

More First Republic Advisors Jump to Rockefeller

A 17-member First Republic team has joined Rockefeller’s global family office, while another advisor goes to City National Bank.

Erie Mayor Joe Schember says $14.5M policing proposal is not dead - Vimarsana News

Erie Mayor Joe Schember says $14.5M policing proposal is not dead

Mayor Joe Schember's administration is now looking for a way to re-frame the $14.5 million plan for Erie City Council to get majority support.

Source: goerie.com
Erie will get 9 new cops. But is $14.5M public safety plan dead? - Vimarsana News

Erie will get 9 new cops. But is $14.5M public safety plan dead?

A City Council-approved stipulation could force the city to rethink its plan to use American Rescue Plan funds to boost public safety.

Source: goerie.com