How white is your team?
Companies that take the lead on inclusion set themselves up for success.
No pain, no gain
Problems are typically disguised as opportunities. Recognizing a shortcoming is the first step in finding a better way, leading to vast improvement.
Independent agents are partners in growth for logistics providers
Agents can be productive partners if logistics providers work with them in identifying the right industries and markets for growth. Two-way partnerships with the right agent are worth their weight in gold, says Amware’s Kevin McLaughlin.
How to better understand, affect your corporate culture
Westfield Bank’s Nellie Rodman looks at the role of corporate culture, and how organizations can monitor the impact on their corporate health.
How to develop the next generation of leaders
Kreischer Miller’s Steven E. Staugaitis breaks down how to set up a leadership development program.
The importance of succession planning in estate planning
Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia, LLC’s William J. Stein explores the intersection of estate planning and business planning, and strategies for the successful execution of each.
In the white spaces
One of the best parts of your post-primary-career season is the chance to honor your white-space life stories, and let them enable what you do next, says Leslie W. Braksick of My Next Season.
How is your 2018 tax strategy holding up? Use it to plan for the future.
It was challenging to plan for your 2018 taxes under the new tax reform. But now, as individual and business returns are being completed, Ciuni & Panichi’s Melissa Knisely sees a few trends beginning to emerge.
The enemy of great is good
The enemy of great is not bad. It’s settling for good enough. So, you need to strive for more, says Fahlgren Mortine’s Neil Mortine.
If you want to lead, your customers will expect speed
Speed and flexibility are critical for today’s customer experience. Brian Schottenstein of Schottenstein Real Estate Group explains why.