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Sometimes you’ve just got to take a break from leveraging your synergies and shifting the paradigm.

We can’t all be disrupting the status quo all of the time, can we?

So take a breather from maximizing your bandwidth and utilizing your assets to move the needle. Forget about scaling your core competencies for a second, put down that cutting-edge technology you’re holding and, instead, take a deep dive into this robust edition of The Side Bar.

We’ve cast a wide net with this edition in order to diversify our storytelling. Let me drill down on the deliverables:

•We parse out the history of the famous Chrysler building’s creation (#growthmindset) and the larger Art Deco movement that swept through New York from the 1920s-1930s.

•We touch base with Barton Operations Partner James Heavey and track his multi-faceted career path from undercover federal agent, to attorney, to judge.

•We visit with Barton client the Casbah Group, whose creative and experiential approach to their work has facilitated their success in the fast-paced industry of advertising.

•We discover how the PenFed Foundation is driving results by changing the lives of military veterans through an entrepreneurship training program and investment fund.

•We provide strategic insights into the history of New York and Nashville’s famous nicknames, analyzing how these monikers reflect cultural value alignment.

•We take a look at how six different films envision dystopian or post-apocalyptic versions of New York—ones where humanity clearly didn’t futureproof its initiatives.

So, do we have your buy-in, 110%? You can always circle back.

Roger E. Barton Managing Partner