Chief Investment Officer & Managing Principal
Bill Stone is the Chief Investment Officer & Managing Principal at SS&C Technologies. He specializes in the intersection of finance and sports, covering topics such as investment strategies, financial markets, and the business of competitive sports. Stone's insights have been featured in various publications, including Forbes, the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, and MarketBeat.
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Bill Stone's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school-level competitions like basketball, wrestling, and gymnastics. He also covers the U.S. economy to some extent.
Given his focus on event coverage and data citations, Bill would likely be open to pitches that offer unique insights into local sports events or trends backed by relevant statistics. For instance, offering in-depth analysis of player/team performance based on data could be appealing.
For economic topics covered by Bill such as "Handicapping The U.S. Economy And Markets In 2024" and "What To Watch As Fourth-Quarter 2023 Earnings Season Begins", he may respond well to expert opinions or forecasts specific to the Illinois or Riverside area. Connecting national economic trends with their impact at a local level might interest him as well.
If reaching out regarding sports-related topics, consider highlighting achievements of local athletes or teams along with statistical evidence where applicable for more effective outreach given his geographic focus on Illinois and Riverside.
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York's Karlin Janowski takes fourth in the Class 3A 3,200 meters at the IHSA state championships in May 2026 in Charleston. (Gary Middendorf)
Senior Nick Houghton and his Oak Park and River Forest High School boys cross country teammates came ever so close to the Class 3A state meet as a group.
By: Bill Stone
For her recent birthday, Alex Jacobucci, of Brookfield, received quite a useful gift.
By: Bill Stone
Senior defender Max Kaplan is among several returning Riverside Brookfield High School boys soccer players who learned plenty from the 2025 season.
By: Bill Stone
As they begin their fourth varsity girls tennis seasons, Riverside Brookfield High School senior sisters Paige and Brooke Zavorski again will make big contributions in their own ways.
By: Bill Stone
The Riverside Brookfield High School football team's offense enjoyed plenty of success in the season opener but only one touchdown.
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By: Bill Stone
Downers Grove South's Conrad Saner finishes fifth at the 2025 annual Naperville North Twilight Cross Country meet, held at Settler's Hill in Geneva. (John Starks/jstarks@dailyherald./John Starks/jstarks@dailyherald.)
By: BILL STONE
Here in Lee County, landowners have the option of participating in programs that can help protect their farm, forest and pastureland. As development pressure increases, the Voluntary Agricultural District, or
Concentrated wealth can build fortunes, but families need a framework to balance compound growth, taxes, diversification and risk of ruin.
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