Newton Knowledge Podcast

Curtis Golkow – Business Succession Planning

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) and Curtis Golkow, Founder of Golkow Business Law, as they review essential preparation for business owners regarding succession planning. Their discussion will cover key considerations for implementation of a successful transaction to a third party, current management or key employees, and in some cases, family members.

David Warren – Importance of Trust Planning and Situs

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) and David Warren, Co-Founder and Chairman of Bridgeford Trust Company, as they discuss the significance of trust planning and situs. They emphasize the importance of direction, control, and the fiduciary responsibilities of the advisors and trustees involved in this critical planning process.

Rich Carroll – Unlocking Enterprise Value

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) and Rich Carroll, Principal and Co-Founder of Maximus Partners, as they explore the significance of pristine historical accounting and the power of forward looking financial forecasting and budgeting. This discussion will highlight how these practices directly impact the successful and lucrative sale of privately held businesses.

Exceptional Risk Advisors - Insuring NIL Contracts

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer) and Exceptional Risk Advisors (Chris Lack, Sean Callaghan, and Tim Smith) for a discussion on the evolving landscape of income protection planning for collegiate athletes and their NIL contracts.

Adam Sendzischew - Premium Financing Life Insurance Solutions

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) and Adam Sendzischew, Principal of Jones Lowry, as they delve into the intricacies of premium financing life insurance solutions for affluent families. Learn why partnering with an experienced consultant that specializes in this governed process is imperative for all parties.

Brian Sharkey and Dan Cornell - Benefits of Gifting Private Company Ownership Interests

Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) engage in discussion with Brian Sharkey and Dan Cornell, Directors at Kreischer Miller, about the benefits of gifting private company ownership interests. They review the intricate challenges privately held business owners face concerning federal taxation and how thoughtful planning techniques can provide unique opportunities in maximizing estate tax savings, preserving family wealth and financial security.

Emmanuel (Manny) Fournaris and Constantine Fournaris - Business Succession Planning

Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer, Steve Target, and Tom Hollinger) are joined by Emmanuel (Manny) Fournaris, Director/Co-founder of Gordon, Fournaris & Mammerela, and his son Constantine Fournaris, Associate at the Firm, to explore the significance of business succession planning. The discussion delves into the evolving landscape of transitions over the years and essential proactive strategies that pave the way for generational wealth creation.

 

Patrick Conner - Estate, Business Succession and Tax Planning

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) and Patrick Conner from Husch Blackwell's Private Wealth Group as they delve into estate, business succession and tax planning strategies. Gain insights on navigating the uncertain economic landscape and evolving legislation.

Josh Caron - Legislative Update

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Steve Target) and Josh Caron, Vice President of Government Relations at M Financial, for a comprehensive legislative update on the dynamic landscape in Washington. Stay informed on the latest developments shaping our future (Recorded June 10th, 2025). 

Marty Babitz - Hoensheid V. U.S. Tax Court Ruling

Join Newton One Advisors (Mark Singer and Stephen Target) and Marty Babitz, Family Wealth Strategist for BNY Mellon Wealth Management, as they delve into the U.S. Tax Court Ruling on the Hoensheid v. Commissioner case. The discussion focuses on the tax implications of donating appreciated stock in a closely held corporation to charity just before the company's sale.