Catalog of Interviews and Bits

Dr. Nuccitelli 10/22/2020

Guest Opportunity: Brandon Mink– Founder of Demand Wealth, Financial Planning Specialist and Investing Expert

Hybrid advisors are becoming the gold standard in wealth management services, combining technology driven objectivity with experienced human wisdom.

As technology continues to push the industry forward in meeting client needs, wealth managers must ensure that their investment models have the flexibility to adapt, not only in growing wealth and planning, but also in reducing costs.

Most Robo rebalancing strategies, however, let the computer program dictate when to rebalance. Is this a mistake?

·      How does the Hybrid Robo Investing process work?

·      If perfected, can this process guarantee a more productive portfolio?

·      How has investing changed throughout this pandemic?

·      Do you feel the change will be everlasting within the financial sector?

Brandon Mink is now accepting interviews to elaborate on his Hybrid Robo Investing Structure as it relates to your financial portfolio. He explains why the winning strategy must be seamless and versatile, as well as the combination of an algorithmic discipline with human experience being paramount to be considered a success.

Meet Brandon Mink:

After a successful 21-year career with the large wire houses, Brandon wanted to develop a digital wealth management firm that utilized technology to help the client experience, but without the label of just another 'Robo'.

Founding Demand Wealth in 2020 meant providing the investor a digital experience with niche portfolios to align with their values, at a low price point, and with a team of seasoned industry veterans providing a personalized touch to clients continually throughout their journey.

Brandon graduated from James Madison University with degrees in Finance & Marketing and is very active when it comes to giving back. His charitable endeavors relate to underprivileged children as a Court Appointed Special Advocate and founder of The Youth Interest Foundation.

For more information visit: www.demandwealth.com

Parenting an Addict: Mother Tells Her Gripping Story of Unwavering Love

Pittsburgh, PA, October 1, 2020 — Like a drowning woman, Christine Naman grappled for a lifeline and choked on her harsh reality: it was time to let go of denial. The tin foil, spoons and lighters she found in her daughter’s vanity weren’t the makings of a science experiment; they were drug paraphernalia. Christine’s only solace was that she hadn’t found any needles. Three days later she did.

About Natalie is Christine’s raw, compelling story of her valiant fight to help her daughter overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. It is a gripping, cautionary tale of how, in spite of a loving family and a comfortable life, a child can end up on the wrong path, meet the wrong people and get lost in the unthinkable.

About Natalie takes readers deep inside Christine’s emotional and mental turmoil as she grows into her new, unfortunate role as the parent of an addict. She steps on syringes left on the floor and wrestles one from the family dog’s mouth. She lives the nightmare of finding an unresponsive child on the floor and uses Narcan to revive her. She struggles and wins, struggles and loses, cries and rages.

She chases away a drug dealer and stays up all night waiting for her missing child to come home. She rejoices during periods of recovery and hope and is devastated during relapses. When her daughter suffers, Christine suffers right along with her. But through it all, never once, does Christine ever contemplate giving up.

At its core, About Natalie is a story of fighting for — and right alongside — the ones we love, no matter how difficult the circumstances. It’s a story of keeping the faith, battling hard and helping a child get back on the right track. It is the story of struggling, living through it all and coming out on the other, better, side.

Christine has watched a perfectly healthy daughter thrive and then succumb to the pull of substances. She has suffered the feelings of isolation, pain and humiliation that being the parent of an addict often brings. She hopes that by sharing her family’s difficult story she can bring understanding and knowledge to those who do not know the problem firsthand as well as provide comfort to those who know the nightmare of addiction all too well.

Bestselling author Christine Pisera Naman is a wife to a beautiful man named Peter and a mother to three fantastic kids named Jason, Natalie and Trevor. In her free time, she enjoys crocheting,

Guest Available: Rabia Belt, Stanford, California

Dr. Rabia Belt was appointed by the President to the National Council on Disability in 2016. Dr. Belt is an Assistant Professor at Stanford Law School. She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Disability Rights Bar Association. She is a legal historian specializing in mental disability and citizenship and is at work on a book manuscript titled Disabling Democracy in America: Disability, Citizenship, Suffrage, and the Law, 1819-1920. She lectures frequently on the rights of people with disabilities, especially people with mental disabilities. She received an A.B. from Harvard College, a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, and a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan

MORE ABOUT DR. KHALILAH GATES:

Khalilah Gates, MD, is a pulmonary and critical care specialist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Dr. Gates’ clinical interests include pulmonary infections, COPD, asthma, and sepsis. Her research interests relate to impairment of pulmonary host defense and immune mechanisms which contribute to pulmonary disease. She received her MD from Loyola University/Stritch School of Medicine where she also completed her residency in internal medicine. Dr. Gates then undertook a fellowship training in pulmonary and critical care medicine at Northwestern University, McGaw Medical Center where she now is the Assistant Dean of Medical Education and an Assistant Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary and Critical Care) and Medical Education.

Poet

A democrat for 40 years, Peter Sherrill says after he became republican his whole world opened up-“you start seeing things from entirely different perspective” He went to Grad school during this time and felt the need to learn more, search for more information, so he ran for Mayor-a city run by black Americans-Sherrill said how can a school system be so broken, crime, drugs? Peter lives in West Chester, NY and says social failure and governance in democratic cities is ripe. 

Peter believes our country is torn, but believes we can be brought together. 

Sherrill has deep concerns with the Republican Party since the death of John McCain.

Peter Sherrill is the great great grandson of slaves of Belvedere Plantation of South Carolina. He was born and raised in projects of Mount Vernon.

He has 25 yrs experience in corporate America working for Texaco White Plains, NY and was involved in racial discrimination lawsuit.  Sherrill later wrote a book about his time and the incidents at Texaco called Black To the future.

After Texaco, Sherrill went on to work in homeland security-making sure everyone was trained in national incident systems, he trained with first responders, is certified instruction in weapons of mass destruction, and emergency services like COVID-19 or nuclear disaster or natural disasters.

Websites:

https://uniteandwritesherrill2020.com/aboutpetersherrill/

http://www.peterwsherrill.com

Heart-Pounding Thrills, Creatures and Plenty of Teeth Await Visitors at Sea Monster Cove