Pitch Yourself in 200 Characters + more happenings
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Our position here is to keep things really simple, direct, and real. Clear top line goal, broken down into three parts, keep moving forward until it’s achieved. That’s actually the story behind the Malakye logo, too.
One of today’s ideas: the 200 Character Challenge – pitch yourself in 200 characters for a job, service, something you offer, anything. Funny enough, that’s probably a fair assessment of how long a person’s attention can be held. Here’s a version for Malakye, "You need people who know their profession and get your brand. MALAKYE has them, believe me. Check it out." That’s 106 characters.
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Let the wheels turn, enjoy the scroll, pitch your neighbors on Malakye, a few of this week’s standouts below along with a few jobs to throw a spotlight on.
Resumes Evolving? That is Great News
We're big on practical skill and hands-on experience here.
Resumes, like our education system, need an overhaul. And that might finally be changing. Two recent Forbes pieces broke it down: the resume tells you where someone went to school, what their titles were, and when they worked there. What it almost never tells you is whether they can actually do the work. Check the articles here, and here.
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The Biggest Art Auction Month of 2026 Opens This Week. Why 71,105 Investors Are Watching Closely.
Sotheby's and Christie's open their New York spring sales this month. High auction house estimates have $45 million for a Basquiat. $70 million for a Rothko. $100 million on a Pollock at Christie's.
This is coming off the heels of a US art market that grew 23% in Q1 2026 over the same period last year. Sotheby’s ended 2025 with 17% year-over-year growth. Their CEO called last year's bidder demand "the highest we have ever experienced."
The people filling those auction rooms are billionaires, family offices, institutional collectors -- they've held blue-chip art through various market cycles.
71,000+ investors are now in the same market through Masterworks. Former Sotheby's and Christie's specialists on the acquisition committee. 29 exits to-date and $68M in distributions back, including amount invested, from their 525+ works offered. Net annualized returns like 16.5%, 17.6%, and 17.8%, not including those unsold.
Investing involves risk. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. See important disclosures at masterworks.com/cd.
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