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The Portfolio Behind the Patient: Investing for Health Systems (opens the original)
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How do healthcare organizations build for the future while delivering high-quality care today? At VHC Health, growth is not just about expanding—it’s about having the financial strength to keep investing in care. As the healthcare organization grows its capabilities and plans for the future, questions around capital, liquidity, and long-term strategy become central to how that mission is sustained. In this episode, host Willis Wilson talks with John L. Zabrowski CPA, MBA, Senior Vice President,
Finding Value Early: Investing, Manager Selection, and the Discipline of Recognition (opens the original)
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What does it take to find value before others do? Value investing is often described as buying what the market has mispriced. But in practice, it’s also about patience, conviction, and the willingness to look beyond the usual patterns of recognition. That same discipline can apply not only to companies, but also to investment managers and talent. Host Willis Wilson is joined by John W. Rogers Jr., Chairman and Co-CEO of Ariel Investments, and Jasmine N. Richards , Head of Diverse Manager Investi
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