Caribou Club - Not the Average Members-Only Dining Establishment

An entrepreneur and Phoenix, Arizona resident, Mark Love is a partner at Goldmark Venture Partners in Scottsdale. An active member of the Arizona community, Mark Love helped pay for local Sheriff protection when Vice President Mike Pence spoke at the prestigious Caribou Club in Aspen, Colorado in 2019.

The luxury Caribou Club offers members a dining experience that exceeds that of many members-only establishments. Launched in 1990, the club was the resort town’s first members-only establishment offering world-class dining and an extensive wine list, in addition to the chance to relax, play, and unwind at the cocktail bar and night club.

The sumptuous menu offerings are worth the membership. Its diverse menu draws its inspiration from internationally-infused tastes combined with urban couture and mountain hearth. All of the dishes are made from scratch such as bread, fresh pasta, and expertly butchered meats and fish. The wine list has extensive offerings, including some of the rarest and finest vintages, to satisfy even the most knowledgeable connoisseur. 

Phoenix Children Earns Top Ranking for the Fourth Time

Mark Love, a Phoenix, Arizona resident, has spent over 30 years working in upper management in the finance sector. Outside of his responsibilities as a partner at Goldmark Venture Partners, Mark Love volunteers his time to organizations in Arizona such as Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

This summer, US News & World Report recognized Phoenix Children’s Hospital as the Best Children’s Hospital, one of its national rankings. As a part of the yearly ranking, the publication assesses children’s hospitals on several measures including clinical expertise and patient outcomes. The publication ranks 118 children’s hospitals with only 24 hospitals being ranked in ten pediatric specialties.

Phoenix Children’s has been included in the rankings for ten years, but this is the fourth year that it has received top marks in all areas. In fact, it was the only one in the 24 hospitals that ranked number one in all ten specialties in 2020-2021.

US News compiles the listing by first sending out questionnaires to close to 200 pediatric hospitals across the country. Each hospital receives a reputation score, which contributes to its final ranking. Pediatric specialists rank top hospitals by answering surveys of where they would send critical patients without regard to cost or need.

The Art Industry Generates Significant Income for Arizona

A businessman and philanthropist from Phoenix, Arizona, Mark Love has worked in finance for the last 32 years. Outside of his professional pursuits, Mark Love is interested in art, which in Arizona has become an important factor in the economy.

According to the Arizona Commission on the Arts, the state’s arts and culture sector has contributed significantly to the economy. The US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA) reported that in the fiscal years 2015 and 2016, these sectors have contributed $9 billion and $9.35 billion respectively to the state's economy.

The Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account (ACPSA), an organization the BEA and NEA created, tracked the annual impact of arts and culture in the state. The organization looked at two factors influencing the state’s GDP-employment and retail.

The reports were published in 2018 and 2019 but the data was based on earnings in fiscal years 2015 and 2016. In terms of employment, in 2015, 90,000 people were employed in the arts industry and earned $4.9 billion while, in 2016, the number of people employed in this industry grew to 91,878, earning $4.95 billion. The sector generated $1.6 billion to the state’s economy in art-related income in 2015, and in 2016, there was no data related to retail.

 

Understanding Primary and Secondary Investments

Mark Love is the former Wealth Advisor for LKL Partners in Phoenix, Arizona, and former Senior Vice President at Sutro and Co. Incorporated. Currently a partner at Goldmark Venture Partners in Scottsdale, Arizona, Mark Love is a private investor and investment banker specializing in primary and secondary investment portfolio building.

The significant difference between a primary and secondary investment offering is how the stocks are acquired. In primary investment offerings, investors purchase shares directly from the issuing company. They generally acquire new equity stocks and bonds. Secondary investment markets are a step removed from the parent company; with a secondary investment offering, investors buy stocks from other sources besides the issuer, such as investors, employees, or former employees. They trade existing securities between investors by regulatory bodies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

There are distinct advantages to either type of investment as well. Primary fund investment, which refers to those through several funds into portfolio companies, is an effective method of obtaining diversified exposure to the private equity asset class. On the other hand, secondary fund investment involves buying and selling preexisting investor commitments to private equity funds. Investors who engage in secondary investment expect benefits such as a faster build-up of private equity exposure and increased portfolio transparency. 

Phoenix Children’s Hospital Identifies Community Health Needs

In addition to his decades-spanning career in financial services, Mark Love has a history of involvement in charitable causes. Mark Love formerly served on the board of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

Every three years, the Phoenix Children’s Hospital conducts an extensive assessment of the most pressing health needs in Maricopa County. After analyzing data from community surveys and primary sources, the hospital published its findings in the 2019 Community Needs Assessment.

Access to care was found to be the leading issue throughout the county. The majority of survey respondents reported difficulties affording health care.

Many residents also lacked appropriate health insurance coverage. Increases in issues linked with behavioral health, such as substance use disorders and mental illness, were also a concern for county residents.

Finally, injury prevention, especially among children, was a key concern in the region. The assessment found an increased need for public health initiatives that would reduce preventable fatalities from accidents.

 

Phoenix Children’s Hospital Named among Best Pediatric Hospitals

Goldmark Venture Partners’ Mark Love possesses more than 20 years of professional business experience. He has held various leadership positions in investment banking and wealth management companies. He is also involved in charitable work. Mark Love supports Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

For the eighth time, Phoenix Children’s Hospital was named by US News & World Report as one of the country’s best children’s hospitals. The award was based on the magazine’s survey of hospital survival rates, available subspecialties, and nursing staff. This data is combined with reputation scores from pediatricians across the country.

US News & World Report has ranked 10 of Phoenix Children’s Hospital’s subspecialties in the country’s best pediatric facilities. The hospital ranked in the top 20 in cancer treatment and in the top 10 in cardiology and heart surgery.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital is the only pediatric hospital in Arizona to earn this prestigious honor. The award recognizes the tireless dedication of the hospital staff in providing the best pediatric care to its patients.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital Barrow Neurological Institute

Venture capital consultant and private investor Mark Love supports the work of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital. For more than a decade, Mark Love was involved in fundraising efforts as a member of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation Board.

Donations and gifts contribute to the specialist institutions of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital, such as the Barrow Neurological Institute, which delivers preventative, diagnostic, and restorative treatment for pediatric neurological disorders. Patients can access inpatient and outpatient care for psychiatric, developmental, and neurocritical conditions. Rehabilitation and physical therapy are also offered on-site.

The medical staff members at the Barrow Neurological Institute are specialized in more than two dozen congenital and developmental conditions, including ADHD, autism, Down syndrome, and Fragile X syndrome.

The institute also provides care for acute illnesses and traumatic injuries, such as concussions and strokes. Patients and their families are connected to emotional support services and have access to charitable programs such as the Ronald McDonald House, which provides free accommodations for eligible families.