Featured entries from our Journal

Details Are Part of Our Difference

Embracing the Evidence at Anheuser-Busch – Mid 1980s

529 Best Practices

David Booth on How to Choose an Advisor

The One Minute Audio Clip You Need to Hear

Take the Long View®: Education, Entrepreneurship & Experience

Visiting fashion entrepreneurs Sid & Ann Mashburn to mentor our Saint Louis Fashion Incubator fellows.

Hill Investment Group’s investment philosophy is based on the fundamental belief that, over the long view, global capitalism will succeed. HIG also loves continuing education – for our clients, our future clients, and ourselves. We’ve also got a demonstrated commitment to giving back.

When the Saint Louis Fashion Incubator launched in late 2016, we found another natural place to combine all three of these core beliefs. Through this non-profit incubator initiative, HIG has partnered with others to make a significant financial and mentoring commitment to six talented young designers who have come to St. Louis from across the U.S. Their two-year fellowships here are preparing them for full commercial debuts upon graduation. 

Relationships are important too, which is how HIG came to lead a perhaps surprising charge in fashion and design. It came about in part when our Houston team introduced us to the husband/wife fashion aficionados, Sid and Ann Mashburn. We’re excited to co-host the Mashburns when they visit St. Louis in mid-October to share their decades of fashion world experience. From “brick and mortar” stores to an online, Skype-based business offering made-to-measure clothing, Sid and Ann have been there, done that, and will be sharing their leadership experience with our incubator designers … and a few others while they’re here.

Just as we’re proud of our entrepreneurial and philanthropic involvement here at HIG, we enjoy inspiring other business owners and friends to share their time, talent, and treasures to spread their own unique vision and values. Cheers to the Mashburns for joining us!

 

Hurricane Harvey and the Meaning of Resilience

It’s hard to watch – and even harder to be part of – the unfolding news coming out of Texas without feeling a shared anguish at the devastation being wrought by Hurricane Harvey.

Here at Hill Investment Group, we’re counting ourselves among the relative fortunate. Our Houston team members have been displaced from their homes and office as a precautionary measure, but all loved ones are present and accounted for – thank goodness.

If you are searching for ways you can make a difference for those suffering in the Lone Star state, “Here Are Ways You Can Help People During Hurricane Harvey.” Odds are, you’ll find a cause on this list that’s right for you, as we at HIG have done, selecting the Houston Food Bank, the Texas Diaper Bank and the San Antonio Food Bank.

Resilience is something we have been talking about in our offices lately, as has the Governor of Texas in his recent statements. Said simply, we think it means “bouncing back.”

Being tough or resilient is likely to become everyone’s mantra over the next several weeks and months. We’re confident that, as Mother Nature shows you her worst side, you’ll show your best.

Featured entries from our Journal

Details Are Part of Our Difference

Embracing the Evidence at Anheuser-Busch – Mid 1980s

529 Best Practices

David Booth on How to Choose an Advisor

The One Minute Audio Clip You Need to Hear

Hill Investment Group