What you see is not always what you get
In the take-no-prisoners world of commerce, the rule for business success is caveat emptor — buyer beware.
Technology tools drive efficient cash flow management
Payments modernization is underway, thanks to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, real-time payments and data mining. Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman warns how falling behind the financial technology curve can affect cash flow management.
Diet and nutrition have a hand in chronic health conditions
What and how much you eat and drink can ease or exacerbate your chronic health conditions. UPMC Health Plan’s Karen DePasquale explains how diet connects to chronic health conditions, and why employers should use health coaches.
Could self-funding be the strategy for you?
Self-funding is not a new strategy, but while historically utilized for large employer groups, its availability for medium and small employers is new. Learn about the benefits of a self-funded plan from JRG Advisors’ Domenic Pascucci.
Two approaches to ownership change and liquidity events
A panel discussion at ASPIRE 2018 provided different perspectives on ownership success and planning for the liquidity event. But whether you’re transferring ownership or selling, planning is key.
Dysfunctional teams and boards cost money
In the fast-paced world of startups, setting up your key management positions and board directors is one place speed won’t guarantee success. BlueTree Allied Angels’ Catherine Mott discusses how to avoid dysfunction.
Tips to maximize value before a business sale
Get your house in order before a potential buyer tries to chisel away at your value. Blue Water Growth’s David Iwinski Jr. gives tips based on his experience with international M&A.
Best practices are the starting point for success
Jump-start your results with best practices, a starting point for success, says TeleTracking’s Diane Watson. Even if adoption isn’t easy.
Breaking the cycle of the treadmill to nowhere
Executive Coach Mary Lee Gannon sees three challenges repeatedly surface for leaders seeking to better their careers, teams and relationships. Break the cycle of unhappiness and stress.
U.S. manufacturers can still compete
Augustine Die & Mold Inc. expects more than 500 percent revenue growth this year. When many U.S. manufacturers struggle, it’s a breath of fresh air to see this kind of success.