Judge people not by what they are today, but by what they can become tomorrow
Look for employees who have something to prove to themselves or to somebody else.
Companies may lose out if CEOs lack an online presence
With a combination of in-person and digital engagement, CEOs can effectively manage their reputations and bolster confidence in their companies.
The rise of corporate venture funding
Idea Foundry’s Mike Matesic discusses corporations, startups and how they’re working together to grow Pittsburgh’s economy
How an M&A deal can go sideways and what to do about it
Kreischer Miller’s Richard Snyder diagnoses M&A pitfalls and offers preparations ahead of negotiations can help buyers and sellers avoid them.
What the DOL’s new overtime regulations mean for your business
Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia LLC’s Stephen C. Goldblum outlines what employers need to know about the new U.S. Department of Labor overtime rules.
Don’t let others stop you from pursuing your professional dreams
It was about a year out of law school when Jayne Juvan realized the obstacles she would face in building a career in dealmaking.
Areas of risk in 401(k) plans that expose companies to audits, litigation
Brouse McDowell’s Patrick J. Egan explores the aspects of plan management companies tend to miss and the risks that creates.
New year, new review?
Tips to help you rewire your performance reviews from GAR Foundation President Christine Amer Mayer.
What do the last mile and the last minute have in common?
Michael Feuer says the commonality between the mile and the minute is that what occurs at the end is what counts.
Collisions, connections and catalysts
Bounce Innovation Hub’s CEO Doug Weintraub explains innovation hubs and what they mean in today’s economy.