Turner Dairy Farms’ strategies help it buck sour industry trends
Slow and steady growth at Turner Dairy Farms has helped Chuck Turner’s family business buck the broader industry struggles.
People come and go. You must have Plan B ready for when they go
Look at your key players. Accept the fact that they will leave you some day.
Six principles that make M&As successful
Mergers and acquisitions are playing an increasingly important role in growth. Unfortunately, the majority of M&As do not live up to their promise.
Fake it ’til you make it? Or scale it after you nail it?
Is it better to fake it ’til you make it or scale it after you nail it? Typically, it takes both to succeed.
People or robots? Challenge your employees to think by engaging them in decision-making
Talent development is a critical role for any leader. We need to do what it takes to grow and retain skilled individuals rather than drive them off with a work environment better suited to a good robot.
What to consider before selling, exiting your company
Exiting a business requires seeking advice from those with different points of view on the best strategy, rather than relying on emotions to guide the decision — a fault of many in the position. Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman discusses options available to owners once a liquidity event occurs and is complete.
A return to a family atmosphere has helped LoSchiavo Restaurant Group reinvigorate its Antonio’s brand
After a rough patch, LoSchiavo Restaurant Group is not only stable but growing, and new concepts are injecting a renewed energy as the owners look to the future.
How employers can support employees’ mental health when reopening
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield’s Demetrios Marousis offers suggestions on how employers can support employees’ mental health as companies begin reopening offices.
Customer trends require technology to leverage
Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman explores some burgeoning digital trends, as well as strategies to take advantage of them.
Force majeure: Why these contract provisions are drawing new scrutiny
Babst Calland’s Kate Cooper offers her insight on force majeure provisions and how approaches to them are changing.