Fady Chamoun and his sons have a passion to serve
Entrepreneurs don’t look for money first. They look for success and Fady Chamoun and his sons, Fares and Paul, have followed that formula to incredible success at Aladdin’s Eatery.
The Pittsburgh Penguins, and David Morehouse, push to stay ahead of the curve
David Morehouse propels the Pittsburgh Penguins in new directions — on and off the ice — with a collaborative, innovative culture.
Owners need to prepare themselves and family for life after business
A financial plan is not just a document, it’s a road map for life after business. However, very few people take the time to figure out how they’re going to spend the 20 to 25 years of life after retirement. First Federal Lakewood’s Anne E. Bingham and FFL Investment Services Brian Hirko offer their thoughts on creating personal financial plans.
Renato Camacho works to make Akron-Canton Airport soar
President and CEO Renato Camacho is working to solve not just the airport’s problems but those of area stakeholders, by connecting his community to the world.
How to break down information silos with technology
Technology is supposed to make everything easier, but that’s not always the case, says Vantage Agora’s Sudhir Achar.
Cindy Monroe finds the opportunities in adversity at Thirty-One Gifts
Cindy Monroe resets Thirty-One Gifts and rallies the team after stall to create a stronger future.
How to shift and mitigate international risk in a time of change
Tariffs are changing rapidly, so companies need a flexible insurance program that ebbs and flows with business decisions, says Hylant’s Todd Bennice.
Critical considerations to make when forming a business
The right choice of entity protects the owners’ personal property by isolating liability associated with the business operations. Entity choice further affects access to capital, management rights and tax compliance, says McCarthy Lebit’s Jonathan C. Wolnik.
How agile project management can benefit any organization
Organizations of all types are beginning to understand what it takes to keep pace in today’s economy, and that’s leading to a broad adoption of agile project management, says Corporate College’s Samantha Kaplan.
Why Lake Erie is so important to Northeast Ohio’s economy
Cleveland lost the race to become the first “Smart City” in the U.S., but with our proximity to Lake Erie and our robust water industry, we are poised to create the first “smart” and connected Great Lake.