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Rob Smith
Rob Smith is a lawyer and entrepreneur. As managing partner of Chartwell Capital Advisors, he has provided investment-banking and financial services to a national and international clientele, and he has invested in and owned operating businesses across wholesale distribution, restaurants, manufacturing, construction, technology, and retail. He recently founded Solum RWA, a tokenization firm, and serves on the management team of Solum Global, which applies blockchain technology to AI medical claims.
As a lawyer, Smith has won cases at the Virginia Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, and he is an outspoken proponent of property rights. His firm, Robert C. Smith, PLC, co-counsels legal work with lawyers and firms across the country.
A native of Virginia’s Northern Neck, Smith holds a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Virginia, attended graduate school at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and earned his law degree from the University of Richmond, where he later taught continuing-education courses in history and economics. He is the father of three and lives in Richmond, Virginia.
Elsewhere: Chartwell Capital Advisors · Solum RWA

Recent
Rob’s recent work

It's All the Dumbass Things I Did That Taught Me the Most

Whatever You Do, Don't Outsource Your Judgement to Others

Book Review: Rick Atkinson's Spectacular "The Fate of the Day"

The Sheer Wonder and Meaning Found In a Tesla Ride

Last Week, Kathy Hochul Told the New York Rich They're Unwelcome

Does College Make You More or Less Interesting? I Say Less

The U.S.: 250 Years of Back-to-Back World Championships

Help Me! Seriously, Help Me Get Out of This Capital Black Hole!

What I Learned Over the Last Five Months In Palm Beach

Abigail Spanberger's "Family Leave Act" Combines Bad Math With Emotion

Trump Is My Kind of Guy, But We Need Ronald Reagan

Why Do Nice People Let People Who Hate Them Steal Their Money?
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