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6 Steps to Get Better Sleep and Improve Heart Health

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Thursday, March 23, 2023
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"We know that people who get adequate sleep manage other health factors better as well, such as weight, blood sugar and blood pressure," Lloyd-Jones said.

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  • "We know that people who get adequate sleep manage other health factors better as well, such as weight, blood sugar and blood pressure," Lloyd-Jones said.
  • "The American Heart Association added sleep to the list of factors that support optimal cardiovascular health.
  • Education about healthy heart habits from the American Heart Association is nationally supported by Elevance Health Foundation.
  • Some practices to improve sleep health and impact heart health include:
    Keeping a sleep diary to help track your sleep patterns and habits can make it easier to identify factors that may be helping – or hurting – your sleep quality.

DCG Acquisitions, a Dave Cantin Group Company, Closed More Than $1 Billion in Total Acquisition Value in 2022 for Second Consecutive Year

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Tuesday, January 24, 2023
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The Dave Cantin Group (DCG), one of the largest automotive industry financial advisory services companies specializing in buy/sell transactions, announced that DCG Acquisitions , one of the leading mergers and acquisitions firms, closed more than $1 billion in total acquisition value for the second consecutive year.

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  • The Dave Cantin Group (DCG), one of the largest automotive industry financial advisory services companies specializing in buy/sell transactions, announced that DCG Acquisitions , one of the leading mergers and acquisitions firms, closed more than $1 billion in total acquisition value for the second consecutive year.
  • “The number and more importantly, the valuation of dealership acquisitions in 2022 exceeded our expectations,” said Dave Cantin, Executive Chairman and CEO of DCG.
  • Most notable acquisitions include:
    Most notably, DCG Acquisitions completed 60 dealership franchise transactions in 2022, an increase of 50% over 2021, and 33% of its total 2022 transactions were multi-rooftops.
  • Funds raised from a percentage of every transaction DCG Acquisitions closed supported local resources where the transactions took place.

The Honor Foundation Announces New Chairman of the Board of Directors

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Monday, January 23, 2023
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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 23, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Honor Foundation [THF], a unique nonprofit transition institute created for transitioning members of the U.S. Special Operations Forces community has announced that Jon Skinner will assume the role of the Chairman of THF's Board of Directors, starting in 2023. For the last eight and a half years, THF has successfully developed and implemented a nationally recognized transition program for elite members of the Special Operations Forces [SOF] Enterprise, helping them to navigate the complex career transformation from military to civilian life. It accomplishes this by way of an executive education-style curriculum that combines world class one-on-one executive coaching and industry mentoring, three months of intensive classroom instruction, and access to an elite nationwide professional network. Skinner, who has served as a member of THF's board for the last four years, has been a long-time supporter of The Honor Foundation and various causes.

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  • Skinner, who has served as a member of THF's board for the last four years, has been a long-time supporter of The Honor Foundation and various causes.
  • Skinner brings an extensive finance and executive management background and a history of philanthropic contributions to his new role.
  • In addition to serving as chairman of the Board of Directors of The Honor Foundation, Skinner is also a member of Bottom Line Chicago's regional Board, a member of the Chicago History Museum's Board of Trustees, and is a member of the Springboard Foundation.
  • Matt Stevens, CEO of The Honor Foundation, who also serves on the THF Board of Directors, is excited to welcome Skinner as Chairman.

Jewish Communal Fund Appoints Rachel Schnoll as CEO

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Thursday, March 31, 2022
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NEW YORK, March 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Jewish Communal Fund, one of the largest donor advised funds in the country, announced today the appointment of Rachel Schnoll as CEO, succeeding Susan F. Dickman, effective June 1, 2022. Prior to joining Jewish Communal Fund, Ms. Schnoll was a Managing Director at Goldman Sachs and Head of FinLife Partners at Goldman Sachs Personal Financial Management. She brings to JCF more than two decades of experience in asset and wealth management.

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  • As JCF celebrates its 50th anniversary, new CEO will lead the organization into its next half-century of philanthropic impact
    NEW YORK, March 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Jewish Communal Fund , one of the largest donor advised funds in the country, announced today the appointment of Rachel Schnoll as CEO, succeeding Susan F. Dickman, effective June 1, 2022.
  • Prior to joining Jewish Communal Fund, Ms. Schnoll was a Managing Director at Goldman Sachs and Head of FinLife Partners at Goldman Sachs Personal Financial Management.
  • "Rachel is the ideal person for the position," said Michael L. Stern, Co-chair of the Search Committee.
  • About Jewish Communal FundJewish Communal Fundis one of the largest and most active networks of Jewish funders, currently managing $2.8 billion in charitable assets for more than 4,250 donor advised funds.