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Lauretta host today on a Friday in Father Anthony's absence.  Lauretta welcomes as her guest, Katie Newsham, friend of the founder of Misericordia: Sister Rosemary Connelly, RSM with the Sisters of Mercy.  Katie tells us about Sister Rosemary's work and dedication to children with disabilities.  She highlights how she started the organization and how it has grown since then-it is an amazing organization.  They have an annual Candy Day sale around the last week of April (adding online sales until July). Note that the Christmas Holiday offers them the greatest opportunity for fundraising from handmade gifts for purchase at their giftshop to their well-known famous Christmas Brunches (tickets sell out by September).  The Misericordia residents create and work and serve all aspects of these brunches.  Misericordia has a gift shop and a bakery with amazing treats which just added a drive through option (open 7 days a week) Check it out NOW!! And make a plan to get a ticket for their Christmas Brunches and shop here for your Christmas gifts. If you're interested in getting involved, please visit Misericordia.com for more information and hours of operation or call 773-973-6300. Let us honor Sister Rosemary Connelly and her legacy by supporting Misericordia. St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish

What is it that derails our destiny? So often, and for so many, it's pride. Pride makes us self reliant, defensive, and stubborn. It insists that we know what's best for our own lives and that we do what seems right to us. But the way of Jesus is different. It seeks the wisdom of God, always! King Asa is an example of how pride can lead us astray. Asa had an opportunity to repent too. He had a golden moment to turn back to trust. And we have a tool to help us to do just that. When you're being derailed by pride, the antidote is to simply turn back to God in praise. To remind yourself that He alone is God and the creator of all and to lift high the name of Jesus.

La playa de Pantín será del 20 al 22 de junio el epicentro del surf juvenil con la celebración del II Campeonato Chiquiprós RSM, única prueba gallega del circuito nacional y recientemente reconocida por la Federación Gallega de Surf como el mejor evento de surf de 2024. El certamen fue presentado esta mañana en el Océano Surf Museo por Rubén Sanmartín, responsable del RSM Club de Surf; el alcalde de Valdoviño, Alberto González; y el concejal de Deportes, Sergio Saavedra, acompañados por una nutrida representación del club anfitrión y sus jóvenes deportistas. La competición reunirá a más de un centenar de surfistas procedentes de comunidades como Asturias, Canarias, Cantabria, Euskadi, Andalucía, Murcia y Galicia. Las categorías en liza serán KIDS (sub 10 y sub 12) y Junior (sub 14 a sub 18), consolidando el evento como escaparate del futuro del surf español. Entre los nombres ya confirmados destacan Iván Casanova, Carla Morera, Eloy Valle, Mateo Vázquez, Gael Ribera, Martina Pertegaz y Carla Méndez, además de los favoritos locales del RSM, que cuenta con cinco representantes en la selección gallega, como Anita y Lucas Piñón, Lucas Casal, Mar Cid o Xabi Robles. Más que surf: música, artesanía y premios El campeonato no se limitará al ámbito deportivo. El sábado por la noche, el vocalista Mañu ofrecerá un concierto acústico con clásicos del pop-rock español. Además, habrá puestos de artesanía local y sorteos de premios entre quienes adquieran rifas. Los trofeos incluirán la ilustración ganadora del concurso escolar de dibujo convocado por el club, obra de la joven Alicia Villarnovo, alumna del CPI Atios. Apuesta por el futuro del surf y del turismo local Durante la presentación, el alcalde valoró el compromiso del RSM con la cantera del surf, subrayando el impacto turístico del evento, que atrae a familias de toda España y dinamiza la economía local. Asimismo, la organización agradeció el respaldo del Concello de Valdoviño, la Federación Española de Surfing, la comunidad de Pantín y una larga lista de patrocinadores. Entre ellos figuran firmas como Hurley, Pro Surfboards, Riobó SAT, Rovil Studio, Óptica 826, Yow, DIA Valdoviño, Ártico, Gonorthy, Sex Wax, Churrería La Patrona, RSM Green Surf House, Las Olas By Pantín, Hippy Cream y Drop In.

You are not defined by your history, but you are affected by it. King Josiah came from a history and lineage of predecessors who had become irreverent toward God. And yet, as a young man, barely more than a teenager, he made a choice to bring his life and kingdom back under the scripture instead of standing over it and looking down upon it. God's word is fresh every day; it's about what he's saying to you through hat He's already said. What is God speaking to you today?

We all have influence. We all have people we're around who hear from us, maybe learn from us, respect us. So how do you wield your influence? Who do you let influence you? This week, Pastor Ryan looks at the life of Jeroboam, a king of Israel who got it wrong. He took advice from the wrong people and led the people down destructive paths. What can we learn from a life like this? Where can you identify with Jeroboam's folly and, importantly, how can you turn from that and use the influence you have to lead people closer to Jesus?

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, shares key insights on inflation, interest rates, job markets, and global trade trends.

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, shares key insights on inflation, interest rates, job markets, and global trade trends.

Can you imagine living in a world of perfect peace? Pastor Mike Foell walks us through the promises that God made to King David in 2 Samuel 7. God promised David that He would cut off his enemies from him. Can you imagine being in a place like that? Even though David sinned countless times against God, He was still faithful. Destiny can be derailed by disobedience, but resurrected through repentance. As broken as we are, God still loves us. What promises has God made to you, and how has He continued to show His faithfulness toward you?

Substituting expedience for obedience always yields the "fast food" result. Trying to substitute what we want instead of what God has for us never satisfies our needs. It only ever brings something temporary. The truth of the matter is that there is nothing we can hide from God, and yet He still chooses to love us, care for us, and fulfill His promises towards us. Today, Pastor Cami walks us through how King Saul failed time and time again to listen to God's calling, and how God still loved him and his people through the process.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to share the latest insights on private equity deal flow, credit market uncertainty, and what proposed tax reforms could mean for investors.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to share the latest insights on private equity deal flow, credit market uncertainty, and what proposed tax reforms could mean for investors.

It's easy to let little things in our life slide for the sake of immediate gratification or convenience. And God doesn't expect us to be perfect, but He does call us to follow Him wholeheartedly. That's the crux of Compromise. It's trying follow other things along with Jesus and it doesn't work. The book of Judges is the story of Israel's compromise and the low build up of decisions that lead the people away from God. But His mercies are new every morning and there is always a way back to Him!

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss the cautious optimism in private equity, the impact of public market news on investor sentiment, and ongoing challenges around interest rates and access to capital.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss the cautious optimism in private equity, the impact of public market news on investor sentiment, and ongoing challenges around interest rates and access to capital.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss the cautious optimism in private equity, the impact of public market news on investor sentiment, and ongoing challenges around interest rates and access to capital.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss the cautious optimism in private equity, the impact of public market news on investor sentiment, and ongoing challenges around interest rates and access to capital.

Our guest on this week's episode is Hamilton Galloway, head of U.S. consultancy at Oxford Economics. Many of our listeners use forklifts in their supply chain operations every day. They really are the workhorses for moving products within facilities. But you might be surprised at the impact that the forklift industry makes on the overall U.S. economy. Recently the Industrial Truck Association, the industry organization that represents the forklift industry, partnered with Oxford Economics to evaluate those economic impacts. We share the remarkable numbers of the industry's contributions to GDP, jobs, taxes, and more.Logistics companies are taking a hard look at how artificial intelligence can help their operations. This week you saw how AI is having an effect on overworked logistics employees. Are those effects good or bad? A new survey of more than 300 supply chain decision makers found that companies are prioritizing technology investments, compliance, and outsourced services to optimize their supply chains and adapt to changing regulations—specifically as they navigate today's evolving trade and tariffs landscape. We share some of the interesting findings.Supply Chain Xchange  also offers a podcast series called Supply Chain in the Fast Lane.  It is co-produced with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. All episodes are available to stream now. Go to your favorite podcast platform to subscribe and to listen to past and future episodes. The podcast is also available at www.thescxchange.com.Articles and resources mentioned in this episode:Oxford EconomicsIndustrial Truck AssociationLogistics workers have highest burnout riskReport: supply chain optimization takes center stageVisit Supply Chain XchangeListen to CSCMP and Supply Chain Xchange's Supply Chain in the Fast Lane podcastSend feedback about this podcast to podcast@agilebme.comPodcast is sponsored by: KardexOther linksAbout DC VELOCITYSubscribe to DC VELOCITYSign up for our FREE newslettersAdvertise with DC VELOCITY

MSDW was a media sponsor of this week's DynamicsCon 2025 event, live in Chicago. In our travels, we met up with some Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management experts to get their perspective on Microsoft announcements, customer feedback, and other plans.  In this episode, we hear from Microsoft MVP Alicia King (Keener) of RSM, James Cook, director with enVista, and Joe Christensen, founder of Aqueducts Consulting. All three work with Dynamics 365 F&O solutions, and we talked about new features, how customers are learning about Microsoft's AI offerings like pre-built agents and Azure AI Foundry, and some of the pressing needs for F&O customers related to licensing.

We often build our identity on things that are not the best focus of our lives. We focus on career, parenthood, or status. But there is a better source. Jesus asks Mary Magdalene two questions at the empty tomb: "Why are you weeping?" and "Whom are you seeking?". The second of which is key to rooting our identity in the firm foundation of God's goodness in our lives. Mary sought Jesus, her Gardner (tender caregiver), Teacher, and Lord. It was from that relationship that her identity came. The same is available to us today; abundant life living in the good love of Jesus our Gardner, Teacher, and Lord.

We talk about bridging the gap between who you are and who God created you to be. But how do you know who God created you to be. It starts by recognizing that we have been commissioned by God. Pastor Ryan begins Volume 2 of our series on the Epic Story of Scripture by examining the opening words of Joshua and what it means for us to be Commissioned by God in our lives today.

Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM, returns to Money Life today as the firm introduces the RSM US Recession Monitor — a comprehensive scorecard relying on more than 20 indicators to track the health of the economy — which is showing a 55 percent chance of recession, a danger level that Brusuelas says will go higher if current tariff and trade policies continue as announced. While he is optimistic about potential rollbacks in those policies, Brusuelas says the current conditions would be considered recessionary regardless of the party in power in Washington, but are exacerbated more by policy than they have been during times of recession triggers like an oil price shock.Todd Rosenbluth, head of research at VettaFi, brings a Pimco actively managed multi-sector bond fund back as the ETF of the Week, noting that the fund is a strong diversifier and can goose yields now, at a time when investors are looking for safe havens but might want bond managers to manage into the rapidly changing market conditions. Plus, more from the archives with investment legend Jack Bogle — who founded Vanguard 50 years ago today and who appeared on the show a decade ago talking about the firm's 40th anniversary; today's excerpts, culled from three different appearances on the show, include comments from 2016 on the first Trump Administration that stand up particularly well against the test of time.

What is the point of church? Have you ever found yourself wondering this? Why the songs? why the preacher? Why the time to 'turn and greet your neighbor'? You're not alone. This week Pastor Ryan takes a pause after Holy Week to remind us what the point of our gathering together on Sundays is and cast a vision of what it means for us to not only go to church, but be the Church.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to explore how private equity firms are adapting to a market filled with uncertainty.

In this episode, Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to explore how private equity firms are adapting to a market filled with uncertainty.

Ty Beasley is the Chief Talent Officer at RSM a leading professional services firm. During this conversation, Al and Ty spend time exploreing the evolving world of talent management in professional services. Ty shares stories from his early career and offers insights into RSM's approach to talent strategy—covering internal mobility, performance growth, and the role of skills in employee development. They also dive into the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today, including how AI is transforming talent management and enhancing the employee experience.LinksLinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ty-w-beasley/

What does the love of God look and feel like? It looks like sacrifice and initiative. It looks like laying down His life in the person of Jesus Christ in order to bring us back to Him and live abundantly, eternally in His presence. The choice is ours, each and every day. Will we live through belief in Him and enter into His Kingdom? This Easter we implore you to choose Him and choose life!

There is nothing that King Jesus can't triumph over in your life! As Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey, the people laid down their stuff, self-importance, and social status to welcome their coming King. Fearless generosity makes a path for the kingdom to advance. The willingness to freely let go of everything you're holding on to, and relinquish it to Jesus loving hands leads only to life. What are you still holding on to?

Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM, says that unless an off-ramp to current government policies can be found, he expects a recession that is starting now and likely to last nine months. He has raised his likelihood of recession to 55 percent, but said you can see already a pullback in orders, which in turn will lead to a price shock, and then pullbacks in spending and ultimately labor that will complete the slowdown process. Brusuelas expects a 1 to 1.5 percent spike in inflation in the next two to three months, which would push inflation above 4 percent, yet he does not foresee the Federal Reserve acting quickly to mitigate the downturn. "They're going to be a bit late," Brusuelas says, in forecasting the first rate cuts no sooner than June. Also on the show, Roger Conrad, editor of Conrad's Utility Investor and The REIT Sheet talks dividend investing and how it is being impacted by the market moving away from all-time highs and staring down bear-market conditions.

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to break down how recent market turmoil and tariff concerns could impact deal activity.

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to break down how recent market turmoil and tariff concerns could impact deal activity.

God's manifest presence changes environments and people. When Moses encounters God in the burning bush, God tells him that the ground he is on is holy ground. The presence of God going with the people of Israel and with Jesus' followers set us apart as a holy people, devoted to His purposes. The question for us becomes, how will we respond to this high reality. Will we choose to live our lives devoted to His designs or our own? The choice, to use Moses' words, is between blessing and curses. The way of Jesus, set apart for His purposes leads to life. The other way? Well that leads to life akin to death.

We are delighted to welcome Sr. Patricia Mulderick, RSM, from the immigration cohort of ARISE Adelante. ARISE Adelante empowers immigrants living in low income communities in south Texas to attain a better life for themselves, their families, and their community. Sr. Patricia has been part of the immigration cohort at ARISE for a few years, after spending 37 years in South America. She talks about her journey from growing up in coal-country Pennsylvania to becoming a Sister of Mercy and spending decades in Peru. Along with working at ARISE, Sr. Patricia has dedicated time to accompanying migrants in camps and shelters in Reynosa and shares moving stories of encountering Christ in the people she has gotten to know through prayer, conversation, and artwork.Brian and Joe share stories that reflect how we can be invited to be Christ to one another. Brian tells the story of a recent Zoom reunion with people who had spent time at migrant shelters in northern Mexico and are now living across the US. This year has been marked by a lot of fear and uncertainty for the migrant community, so the gathering gave people an opportunity to connect, share, and pray. Joe tells the story of his recent birthday celebration. When the kids at Senda 2 were praying over him, he had to kneel down to their level. As they placed their hands on his bowed head, he felt the presence of Christ himself made manifest through the children. 

In this episode of the Identity at the Center Podcast, hosts Jeff and Jim delve into the intricacies of compliance, governance, and cybersecurity with special guest and colleague Kia Smith, a director in RSM's Security and Privacy Risk Consulting practice. They explore the foundational role of compliance activities such as Sarbanes-Oxley, the crucial need to align governance with security, and the rising complexity of regulatory environments driven by third-party dependencies. Kia provides valuable insights into the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and its widespread implications for industries beyond defense. The discussion also touches upon the relevance of legal language in contracts to manage risk effectively, the role of AI in compliance frameworks, and the importance of continuous compliance validation.Chapters00:00 Understanding Compliance: Beyond Check-the-Box01:58 Introduction to the Podcast03:46 The Importance of a Well-Rounded Identity Professional06:38 Upcoming Conferences and Discount Codes08:51 Meet Our Guest: Kia Smith09:36 Kia's Journey from Law to Cybersecurity13:50 The Role of a Director in Consulting19:37 Compliance vs. Security: A Balanced Approach21:41 The Evolving Regulatory Landscape25:00 Managing Third-Party Risks32:21 Setting IAM Security Standards32:54 Cloud Service Offerings and FedRAMP34:07 Procurement and Security Collaboration34:45 Contractual Security Requirements35:24 Business Involvement in Security Decisions36:26 Reviewing Security Practices37:10 Governance and Risk Acceptance41:12 Impact of Regulations on Industries42:58 CMMC and Its Broad Implications51:30 AI in Compliance and Cybersecurity55:33 Pickle Pops and Lighthearted FarewellConnect with Kia: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kia-smith-mpp-cisa/Learn more about RSM's Digital Identity Consulting: https://rsmus.com/services/risk-fraud-cybersecurity/cybersecurity-business-vulnerability/identity-and-access.htmlConference Discounts!Gartner IAM Summit - Code IDAC425 saves 425€: https://www.gartner.com/en/conferences/emea/identity-access-management-ukEuropean Identity and Cloud Conference 2025 - Use code idac25mko for 25% off: https://www.kuppingercole.com/events/eic2025?ref=partneridacIdentiverse 2025 - Use code IDV25-IDAC25 for 25% off: https://identiverse.com/Connect with us on LinkedIn:Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com

We are here at eTail Palm Springs and seeing and hearing the latest and greatest in e-commerce and retail. AI and automation are transforming retail operations, from customer experience to supply chain efficiency. But as we move into 2025, retailers face increasing tariffs, labor shortages, and cost pressures. How can AI not just improve margins but actually reshape the way retailers operate to stay competitive in a rapidly changing landscape? Joining me today is Nick Stuart, US Consumer Products Senior Analyst at RSM, where he focuses on AI and automation's impact on the retail industry. Nick brings deep expertise in customer experience, supply chain optimization, and workforce efficiency, helping businesses leverage AI-driven solutions to scale and improve margins. RESOURCES eTail Palm Springs: https://etailwest.wbresearch.com/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregkihlstrom Don't Miss MAICON 2025, October 14-16 in Cleveland - the event bringing together the brights minds and leading voices in AI. Use Code AGILE150 for $150 off registration. Go here to register: https://bit.ly/agile150 Don't miss a thing: get the latest episodes, sign up for our newsletter and more: https://www.theagilebrand.show Check out The Agile Brand Guide website with articles, insights, and Martechipedia, the wiki for marketing technology: https://www.agilebrandguide.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company

On this episode of the Astonishing Healthcare podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence's Jonathan Palmer (Sr. Equity Analyst & Team Lead, Healthcare) joins us in the studio for a discussion about the work his team does and the evolving landscape of health tech. Palmer notes interest in Hinge Health's potential IPO and how the market's receptivity to tech-enabled healthcare companies has improved recently. While these companies face pressure to demonstrate profitability amid evolving market dynamics, there's optimism about innovation on several fronts. He also explains the impact of health policy uncertainty and questions about what the FDA, FTC, DOJ, and CMS will do on investors' ability to place bets: ambiguity causes market hesitation, and investors gravitate toward safe havens.The discussion also covers areas of focus for 2025, including:Palmer's favorite Vanguards of Healthcare podcast episodes and why he enjoys speaking with private company CEOs and venture capital leadersBiopharma Innovation, including GLP-1s, oncology readoutsMedTech Advancements like surgical robotics, cardioablation, and evolving insulin delivery systemsCapital Spending Concerns as US providers and China's healthcare sector are under scrutinyHealthcare Services: online pharmacy growth and Medicare Advantage trendsReference Materials Courtesy of Bloomberg IntelligenceNorth America Managed-Care Policy OutlookN.A. Health-Care Tech, Distribution: 2025 OutlookRelated ContentVanguards of Health Care: How Capital Rx is Fixing America's Broken Drug PricingAH057 - How First-Movers are Taking Control of their Health Plans in 2025, with Jeff HoganAH047 - What Project 2025, RFK Jr., and Dr. Oz Could Mean for the Business of Healthcare Under TrumpAH046 - What's Hot In and Around the Pharmacy Supply Chain, with RSM's Tom EveganFor more information about Capital Rx and this episode, please visit Capital Rx Insights.

In this episode, Matt Wolf, Healthcare Senior Analyst at RSM, breaks down the latest market trends, including declining equity values, IPO delays, and the increasing reliance on private capital.

In this episode, Matt Wolf, Health Care Senior Analyst and National Health Care Business Valuation Leader at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss how tariffs and economic uncertainty are reshaping the deal-making landscape.

In this episode, Greg and Lori Strickland present five classic hymns recorded for their latest CD. These timeless melodies resonate with Christians worldwide. Furthermore, you will learn about Rock Solid Ministries' “Growing Closer Daily Devotional.” Discover how these concise New Testament devotions, authored by the RSM team and appreciated by listeners such as science fiction author Mike Bogue, provide guidance and inspiration in daily life. These devotions, freely available on Apple Books and the RSM website, are intended to enhance your spiritual journey. Join us to experience the fusion of faith and music through Rock Solid Ministries.

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss how economic uncertainty, government spending cuts, and market volatility impact private equity investors.

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, discusses the rise of internal fund-to-fund exits, the return of capital calls, and how market conditions—particularly interest rates and tariffs—are shaping investment strategies.

In this episode, Matt Wolf, Senior Analyst at RSM discusses how supply chains have become nine times more complicated over the past 15 years, the impact of labor shortages, and the growing role of AI in managing business operations. Click here to learn more from RSM’s ‘The Real Economy Blog’

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, discusses the evolving exit market, the end of multiple arbitrage, and what it takes to create real value in today’s investment landscape.

Today's guest on Better Than I Found It is Scout McNealy, former Baylor Golf Player and current PGA tour caddy for his brother, Maverick McNealy. Scout has been caddying his brother throughout his recent run of success, which has included a victory in the RSM classic and a runner up finish in the Genesis Open just last week. Scout and I discuss his work caddying for Maverick, including how it came about as well as the nuances of balancing brother love with professional relationship. A former podcast guest, I hope you gain as much from this episode as from his first appearance. Thank you so much for joining the podcast again Scout! Subscribe to the podcast for future episodes. You can follow us on Instagram and Facebook —> @BetterThanIFoundItPodcastAssociated social media accounts:Coach McGraw - @BearCoachMcGrawBaylor Men's Golf - @BaylorMGolfProduced and Edited by Will GreeneMusic: DriftMaster by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterthanifoundit/message

In this episode, Scott Becker speaks with Rick Kes, Partner at RSM, about the shifting landscape of private equity. They discuss the impact of delayed exits, rising interest rates, and how firms can create value in an environment where traditional growth levers are changing.

In this episode, recorded live, Matt Wolf, Healthcare Senior Analyst and National Healthcare Business Valuation Leader at RSM, joins Scott Becker to discuss the shifting exit environment in private equity.

In this episode, Matt Wolf, Health Care Senior Analyst and National Health Care Business Valuation Leader at RSM shares key insights from recent research on the increasing complexity of business operations, the impact on private equity and middle-market companies, and strategies leaders can use to navigate today's challenging deal environment.

In this episode, Scott Becker speaks with Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, about the impact of tariffs, inflation concerns, and federal spending cuts on private equity and deal-making.

In this episode, Matt Wolf, Health Care Senior Analyst and National Health Care Business Valuation Leader at RSM, provides a nuanced analysis of the DeepSeek AI model and the broader cost reduction trends in AI development.

In this episode, Scott Becker is joined by Matt Wolf, Healthcare Senior Analyst and National Healthcare Business Valuation Leader at RSM. Matt discusses the evolving trends in healthcare private equity, the impact of interest rates on deal flow, and the growing focus on healthcare technology over reimbursement-based businesses.

In this episode, Richard Kes, Partner at RSM, shares his expert insights on key economic trends shaping 2025.