Rachel Greenfield

A century ago, when women were confined to strict roles, Rose Knox built a formidable company and showed the world they could have adventures on their own. The desire of women, including NextTribe’s members, to travel adventurously with other women is a wish at least a century old. That joy was as real in the 1920s as it is today. I found it reflected in the writings of Rose Knox, the intrepid, widowed, self-possessed, highly successful female entrepreneur of the first half of the 20th Century.

The Storage Acquisition Group has established a presence in Canada and named Lloyd McDonald director of Canadian acquisitions. He is based in Calgary, Alberta. McDonald will focus on purchasing storage facilities and portfolios directly, meaning owners don’t have to list their assets. McDonald’s background includes real estate and building a private financial services firm that placed more than $1 billion into multifamily, commercial and industrial asset classes in North America.

After a ten-year pause in running his self-storage consulting firm in order to work in the employ of a number of storage operators, RK Kliebenstein has returned to his roots, resurrecting his Coast-To-Coast Storage Reality Advisors and signing up new clients amid a nationwide boom in the storage sector.