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JPMorgan adds indie duo after pair of exits - Fund Directions

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By Nick Peck Verified
| Fund Directions Verified
How your fund board will benefit Fund Directions is a resource that ensures mutual fund independent directors have access to the information they need to carry out their oversight duties to shareholders. In addition to providing developing news, analysis of industry trends and viewpoints from the industry, Fund Directions provides a community where trustees can connect. Contact us to learn more ...
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David Peck obituary

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By Nick Peck Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Nick Peck Mon, October 27, 2025 at 5:41 p.m. UTC 3 min read My father, David Peck, who has died aged 90, was principal careers officer (PCO) for Shropshire, and served as president of the Institute of Careers Officers and as chair of the Association of PCOs. A passionate advocate for the profession, he was never afraid to stand up to politicians to further the case for career guidance for people of all ages.
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Illinois Stat of the Day: Can the Illini Cut Down Their Sacks Allowed in 2025?

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By Nick Peck Verified
| Sports Illustrated Verified
There is arguably no more important objective in football than protecting the quarterback. But this is especially true for No. 12-ranked Illinois, which must do everything in its power to protect quarterback Luke Altmyer as it enters the 2025 season – especially if the Illini intend to stay competitive in the standings against some of the Big Ten's projected heavyweights.
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