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Brett Robinson

Notre Dame
As seen in: LinkedIn, Church Life Today, Catholic News Service, Security Boulevard, World Oil, The Horse Magazine, The Boston Pilot, Catholic Review, Catholic Standard, The Catholic Spirit and
Academic Director, Catholic Media Studies at University of Notre Dame McGrath Institute for Church Life.

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Unlocking High-Value Opportunities in the EV Charging Market

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By Andrew Henderson, Ella Engel, Greg Montagna, Brett Robinson
| fmicorp.com
The electric vehicle (EV) charging market has entered a defining phase. Adoption across North America keeps climbing, pricing is settling into a sustainable range and the industry is shifting from early buildout to long-term scale. Within that shift, there are clear opportunities across FMI’s core coverage areas: energy infrastructure, construction services, hardware and technology.
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Unlocking a Premium Exit: A Playbook for the IT Asset Disposition M&A Market

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By Brett Robinson, Kyle Coleman, Carter Wierda
| fmicorp.com
The IT asset disposition (ITAD) and e-waste industry is undergoing rapid transformation as data security, automation and AI-driven hardware growth redefine its strategic importance. Once a compliance-driven niche, ITAD has become a high-value segment within the global technology and data center ecosystem. With capital flowing into digital infrastructure and sustainability initiatives, investors and consolidators are accelerating activity.
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The Power of NSAIDs

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By Brett Robinson
| The Horse Magazine Verified
Many years ago, long before veterinary medicine was on my mind, I toured a large equine retirement facility in search of a home for my older mare. When I arrived, the property owner was leading a stiff geriatric gelding slowly out of his stall. She syringed a medication into his mouth, and turned him out in a pasture. At the conclusion of the tour some hours later, I noticed that gelding running freely, bucking and playing with his friends. He was 43 years old, and that medication was Bute.
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