Avery Nelson

As the Managing Director and Head of the Asset Management and Financial Principals Coverage Team at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Connecticut, Justin Nelson plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of banking. Nelson leads a 20-person team that oversees more than $15 billion in assets and advises wealthy families on strategic wealth planning, investment management, and banking services. “We do a lot of work with clients on private equity, venture capital, real estate, hedge funds,” he says.

Lithium, often dubbed "white gold," is fast becoming one of the most sought-after minerals in the world. With its crucial role in powering electric vehicles (

Sports, one of the co-curricular activities taught in schools and colleges, are seen as important to stay active and fit. However, apart from providing physical and mental well-being, sports teach students many other life skills that stretch far beyond the four corners of the field. If you try to understand the concept of sports, you'll see it's a way of living that teaches students how to lead a disciplined life. It's the practice of keeping up with a high-quality and punctual lifestyle that strengthens students to face every phase of life with utmost courage and integrity. Sports is a complete package of life lessons that shape the character of student-athletes, pushing them beyond their capabilities to outshine others.

In today’s fast-paced world, tech solutions are transforming every aspect of our lives, including the way we clean our homes. Smart cleaning gadgets now tackl

Parenting leaves little time for personal hobbies and reading is often the first to be sacrificed. Yet as any parent knows, making time for yourself is crucial. Here's the good news: find endless reading opportunities on z lib where access to a vast collection of e-books is right at your fingertips. Parents juggling work and daily responsibilities can still carve out moments for reading even if it's just a few minutes at a time.

As the proprietor of an independent insurance agency in Texas, you know very well that the market is changing constantly and is very competitive. Surviving and thriving in this market involves more than selling insurance policies. You also need a clear strategic approach to grow your agency effectively.

When I pass away, I want to be buried with a tree, so that my descendants can carve their names into it and I can know them a little bit forever. My sister once proclaimed that she wants her funeral to be a masquerade ball so that when someone opens her casket, expecting an elaborate prank, it would really just be her dead body. I know friends who want to be buried by family or have their ashes spread in the ocean or be kept in an urn and looked after by their children. Morbidly or sarcastically or jokingly, whatever the fashion, everyone has thought of where they will go when they set sail toward the light. So what becomes of the remains left without a voice?

You can tell a lot about a person by what’s on their nightstand. Next to my bed are two blue milk crates stacked on each other and stuffed with books, an anticipatory bottle of melatonin, Vicks VapoRub, a box of tissues and a couple of pens for good measure. On top of everything, next to another stack of books and an alarm clock that my brain only selectively notices, are two

Over the course of my time in higher education, I’ve unintentionally created a routine for Halloween preparations. The steps are as follows: realize I don’t have a costume, scour the internet for last-minute costume inspiration and then run to the thrift store or throw everything out of my closet before haphazardly constructing a halfway decent costume.

My best friend and I have gone trick-or-treating together throughout our entire friendship, spending Halloween running from door to door in our costumes and filling pillowcases with candy. When we were 14, I put a sheet over my head and went as a ghost, and she went as a cup of Kraft Mac & Cheese. When we were seniors in high school, we were still at it, braving the rain and having the time of our lives as a pirate and Batman. But that was in our small home town, where people were just happy to have someone to knock on their door and ask for candy. This year, as sophomores in college, we’re taking on Ann Arbor.