Explore every episode of the podcast Deep Roots, Forward Thinking - A Conversation with the UBS Young Lockwood Sauer Team

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young speak with Gentry Lee, CEO of Fayez Sarofim & Co., on the importance of the "long game." Whether looking to invest in companies, purchasing art, or building a community presence through civic engagement, success comes from avoiding knee-jerk decisions and focusing on building something for the long-term.

Liz DeMontrond and Brittany Steitz interview Matt Werner, Senior Portfolio Manager of REITs at Chilton Capital Management. We discuss the public real estate space, its history as an asset class, and the direction in which things are heading - particularly around Data Centers and Artificial Intelligence.

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young sit down with Michelle White to discuss the Menil's upcoming exhibition, "Robert Rauschenberg: Fabric Works in the 1970s." This often-overlooked medium in Rauschenberg's career reveals much of what made him a great artist: a focus on theatricality, celebrating his roots, and embracing the indeterminate qualities of life.

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young welcome friend and energy expert Brad Olsen back to the podcast. Brad's visit is timely within the context of global uncertainty due to tariffs, financial market volatility, and geopolitical concerns. Brad brings great historical perspective, and his usual quick wit, to the conversation.

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young welcome UBS Art Advisory Specialist Matthew Newton in the Studio. Matthew gives us a recap of Art Basel Miami and the state of art fairs right now. He also provides his thoughts on the art market and things to keep in mind when building your own art collection.

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young sit down with Chris Wallis, CEO and CIO of Vaughan Nelson Investment Management. Chris provides us with his thoughts on different parts of financial and economic markets, as well as his take on moving to Houston from Boston, how the investment business has changed over the year, and the grade he would give the Federal Reserve for their performance over the past few years (spoiler alert: it's not an A).

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young are excited for Tennis! The US Men's Clay Court Championship is back, and we have Tournament Director Bronwyn Greer and Tournament Chair Cynthia Adkins to tell us all about what is in store for April. This is going to be a historic event for a number of reasons, and we discuss everything from the history of the Tournament to all of the things we have to look forward to in April.

Liz DeMontrond and Charles Litton talk energy markets with co-founder and co-Portfolio Manager of Recurrent Investment Advisors, Brad Olsen. We discuss how certain events and "buzzwords" of 2021 shaped energy markets and what to expect ahead. Finally, Brad gives his take on the energy transition and the industry's focus on environmental impact.

Liz DeMontrond and Barry Young, from the Young Lockwood Sauer Team at UBS, host Menil Collection Senior Curator Michelle White for a diverting conversation on arts, culture, and legacy in Houston. Michelle will provide listeners with an overview and history of the Menil, insights specifically from the Niki de Saint Phalle exhibit currently on display, and a peek into what's next at the museum.

Liz DeMontrond, a Financial Advisor on the UBS Young Lockwood Sauer Team in Houston, kicks off the Team's first podcast with an engaging and informative interview featuring the inimitable Paul Donovan, Chief Economist of UBS Global Wealth Management. Paul covers all topics from inflation to furniture delays to the "Instagram effect."