Fundamentals of business growth
Non-tech entrepreneurs may not attract venture capital, but they do have great potential to create jobs and opportunity within their communities.
The keys to your success today may not work tomorrow
A winning strategy is an essential part of leadership. The problem for some leaders, however, is that they get too locked in to their tried-and-true formula for success.
Top Cleveland lawyer shares his journey
When you become the global managing partner of a law firm like Squire Patton Boggs and provide legal counsel to someone as famous as LeBron James, you’ll have a lot of stories to tell.
Susanne Cole helps Pressley Ridge become healthier and more diverse
Leading organizational change is never easy, but the spotlight shines the brightest at the top. Susanne Cole shares how she helped Pressley Ridge become a healthier, more diverse organization.
Bryan Putt picks up the gauntlet as Aires invests in technology
When the market changed, Aires put a renewed focus on innovation and technology. CEO Bryan Putt shares how the relocation company disrupted the disruptors.
Good, sustainable growth requires careful analysis first
You’ll read a lot about growth in this month’s issue. While most of it is strategic growth — related to our ASPIRE conference that will be held Sept. 25 — A Kid Again is growing organically as the nonprofit scales into a national organization.
Do the right thing
Your corporate culture influences how people treat each other and that can have an enormous positive or negative impact on your brand.
Startup internships
A carefully conceived match process is a critical element of success to ensure intern and employer expectations are well aligned and everyone shares in a mutually beneficial experience.
Building a 21st century business model
Making your business’s experience transformational, authentic and relevant will be key factors in determining what success looks like in developing your 21st century business model.
Reputational karma in the M&A market
Peoples Services President and CEO Douglas Sibila believes in karma — well, a market-based version at least. The principle of cause and effect is a factor in the transportation and warehousing industry’s M&A market. There, word spreads quickly about a company’s fitness in dealmaking, but also, and maybe more importantly, how the acquiring company treats workers […]