Worried about safeguarding your brand’s reputation?
Organizations must train employees to behave as if they’re performing their duties in a New York City Fifth Avenue window display.
How culture affects performance in an increasingly competitive market
Culture is the base upon which everything else in a company is built. And like a building’s foundation or a tree’s roots, Westfield Bank’s Jon Park says it needs to be strong to support all that’s built and grown on top of it.
Tim Mueller’s Transaction Analysis: New IT M&A Deals April 25
In an all-cash deal worth $2.0 billion, Mitel Networks has entered into a definitive arrangement agreement to be acquired by an investor group led by Searchlight Capital Partners.
New Pennsylvania law puts more of a burden on Pennsylvania companies
Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia, LLC’s Charles W. Ormsby, Jr. looks into Pennsylvania’s new tax law, how it will impact companies’ administrative burden and the risks costs associated with the provision.
How long do I wait?
One of the hardest things in work — in life, really — is knowing how long to wait. How long do I stay in a job I no longer love? How long do I stay working for this boss, hoping our relationship improves? How long do I wait for a new opportunity to come my way?
Don’t onboard into a moving canoe
Have you ever tried to step into a moving canoe? It’s awkward for everyone involved. It’s hard to find your balance and nothing feels settled. Well, that’s the feeling that millions of new employees experience every day with the way many companies onboard their people.
Digital marketing trends: What to watch in 2018
Here are a few of digital marketing trends to have on your 2018 marketing radar.
Weathering a storm: Crisis readiness in the 21st century
Since 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, a lot of companies have felt the need to create business continuity plans aimed at keeping the doors open in the event of terrorism and weather-related incidents. But, there are many other types of crises that could — and do — occur on a daily basis.
Three things that can help entrepreneurs avoid a bad marriage to private equity
No matter which PE firm you sign a deal with, they’re going to bring a perspective on how to grow your company. As the entrepreneur, you have to make sure the PE firm’s agenda and yours align before completing the deal.
Tim Mueller’s Transaction Analysis: New IT M&A Deals May 2
T-Mobile US and Sprint Corp. agreed to merge in an all-stock transaction at a fixed exchange ratio of 0.10256 T-Mobile shares for each Sprint share, or the equivalent of 9.75 Sprint shares for each T-Mobile share — implying a a total value of approximately $26.5B.