Strategies for companies with international currency exposure
In a crisis hedging is more important — you want to be protected and insulated against risk — but it’s difficult to implement because of the uncertainty. Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman gives tips for companies with exposure to international currency markets.
Weathering global and economic shifts
CEO and founder Judy Huang of 889 Global Solutions discusses her experience and advice for how to handle uncertainty in business.
How business owners can maximize value when selling their company
Ignoring or de-emphasizing tax due diligence can result in significant transaction erosion, or worse: failed transactions, lost time and distraction from normal business operations, says Clark Schaefer Hackett’s Keri Boergert.
Talk with your landlord if you’re struggling to make lease payments
As the coronavirus asserts its outsized influence on the market, the industry that’s being hit the hardest is retail. But nothing in a modern economy happens in isolation, says George J. Pofok at Cushman & Wakefield/CRESCO Real Estate.
The importance of culture to your company’s growth
The growth indicators banks consider when examining the health and progress of businesses tend to be quantifiable, says ERIEBANK’s Wesley Gillespie. However, there is another factor that is hard to quantify but has an outsized impact on a company’s growth: culture.
Economic Shutdown – What happens next?
Three of Cleveland’s top dealmakers assess the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the opportunities that might arise on the other side – whenever that happens.
Common mistakes and tips to avoid them when hiring young talent
The attraction, engagement and retention of young, diverse talent is vital across industries and key to the future of the Greater Cleveland area.
The benefits of having an investment coach
Investments require an understanding of economics, business and psychology..
The importance of mentorship early in a career
Being just one out of tens of thousands of employees can make you feel lost in the shuffle pretty easily, especially as someone new to the professional world and seeking direction.
Economies are regional, not local
The path to understanding that economies are regional and not local has been a difficult one for Northeast Ohio, as demonstrated by the evolution of regional ideas.