Volunteers make all the difference in the American Red Cross Ohio Buckeye Region
People, especially volunteers, are the richest asset of the American Red Cross’ Ohio Buckeye Region, and the incredible work it does. Mary Lynn Foster is doing her part to support that.
What women in sports teach us about leadership
Our female sports heroes serve as role models for developing leadership skills. WELD’s Becky S. Cornett and Barb Smoot discuss what women in sports can teach us.
Seasonal employees sweeten the bottom line
Seasonal business and employees can sweeten your bottom line but scaling up and down takes careful preparation. Velvet Ice Cream’s decades of seasonality have taught it these guiding principles.
Addressing digital literacy
A new Goodwill training program will help advance the technological knowledge of people with life barriers, thanks to Google.org. Goodwill Columbus President and CEO Margie Puzzuti explains how Central Ohio employers can help address digital literacy.
Remain true to your core values, even with change
It may take different steps, but it’s the same dance. Donatos’ Jane Grote Abell recommends business owners keep the core values that brought them success.
April issue has something for everyone
This issue has it all, from women in business to trends in technology, restaurants and retail.
Factors to consider when choosing a business entity
Choosing a business entity is a big decision. The choice affects how owners conduct business, how financial statements are presented, what income is taxable and how cash comes out of the business. Kirk Trowbridge, director at Clarus Partners, discusses what to consider when determining the structure that’s best for your business.
How to make the exponential benefits of philanthropy work for you
Philanthropy not only builds stronger communities where we live, work and play, it can also benefit your business. Chad Hoffman, president and CEO of Richwood Bank, discusses the intersection of philanthropy and business.
Nonprofits are cyber targets, too. Do you know your cyberrisk?
Nonprofits often don’t have the funds to build a strong IT infrastructure or purchase cyber insurance. Without an IT department, they also are likely to miss updating software and installing security updates. Gallagher’s Ryan Brandt explains how nonprofits can mitigate their cyberrisk.
How to leverage data to predict the 5 percent who drive the most health cost
High-cost cases happen to high-risk individuals — those with multiple conditions who often deal with family and work issues. This comes at a price to their health and their employer’s bottom line. HCMS Group’s Justin Schaneman and Rene Sims explain how data can help identify these individuals.