Know the importance of dialogue and strategies
CompManagement’s Todd Keserich talks about strategies to assist injured workers back to work.
Sheila Dunn fueled by the spirit of those she serves
From camp counselor to CEO, Sheila Dunn wears her heart on her sleeve when it comes to advocating for children and adults with disabilities.
Cleveland Schools are on the upswing
Cleveland Metropolitan School District is riding a wave of momentum heading into the 2018-2019 school year. CEO Eric Gordon is confident the future is bright.
Consider this advice on what’s involved in owning your own business
Put in your time and get any experience you can, most likely in a structured organization, before venturing out on your own, says SPQR’s Sandra Stafford.
How the new tax law could impact donors’ philanthropic strategies
Home Savings Bank’s Karen S. Cohen, CPA, explores how the new Tax Act is expected to impact charitable giving.
Take time to assess the situation before you offer advice
In many circumstances, there is not a right or wrong way, but rather there are different approaches to reach an end goal, says Umberto P. Fedeli.
Prepare now for a social media crisis
Does your organization have a plan in place to respond to a crisis and does that plan include the lightning-fast response now required on social media?
Douglas Sibila stays steady at the wheel as Peoples Services pursues acquisitions
Gone are the days when organic growth was sufficient to fuel the 104-year-old Peoples Services Inc. Now acquisitions are key to success.
The education continues for leaders of today and tomorrow
As the millennial generation continues to grow, Visual Marking Systems’s Dolf Kahle shares what he is doing to attract and retain young bright talent.
Five cash flow mistakes commonly made by business owners
It’s no secret that cash flow is one of the most important aspects of running a successful business — and, yet, that’s where many business owners fall short, says Evolution Capital Partners’ Jeffrey Kadlic.