A primer on SAFEs and their use in early-stage financing
A Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) can be used in lieu of a convertible note as an early-stage investment vehicle. Babst Calland’s Christian A. Farmakis discusses both.
The time has come to embrace the benefits of the virtual office
Don’t fear what your business may lose in a virtual environment. Fear what you could be missing out on by clinging to a traditional one.
Develop these habits to improve your health at work
Practicing healthy habits can seem like a lot to handle. UPMC Health Plan’s Amanda Budzowski recommends starting small and adding a few things at a time.
Change is good – Diverse workforces enable companies to thrive
We simply can’t think creatively if we all look the same, went to similar schools and joined all the same clubs, says Stewart Kohl.
How to include cost predictability without the risk in your health plan
Thanks to level-funded health plans, self-funding is a viable option for small employers. Craig Pritts of JRG Advisors explains more about this hybrid plan.
Jesuit Retreat Center offers a chance to reflect on life’s blessings and challenges
Rick Krivanka is in the business of helping people relax and find peace in their lives.
How U.S. construction is impacted by tariffs, and what to do about it
Steel and aluminum tariffs — and the resulting price increases — have hurt U.S. construction. Gallagher’s Charlie Salazar shares risk mitigation strategies.
Are you overlooking your foreign currency risks?
One challenge companies face is the ability to identify and quantify their foreign exchange risk exposures. Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman discusses the issues with foreign exchange risk and strategies to hedge against it.
Chris Keller stays focused on the big picture at IPEG
Chris Keller plays it smart with disciplined investment at IPEG that amplifies its business strategy and focuses on the future.
Not all insureds are treated equally by carriers. Get the details right.
While it is common to have multiple entities listed as “insureds” on a commercial liability policy, all parties insured by the policy are not treated equally.