Automated payables platforms offer cost savings to those willing to switch
Even with tools available to automate payment workflows, companies tend to stick with what they know, making more than half of their payments by check. Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman explains how payment automation can benefit companies’ accounts payables departments.
What your values add
Christine Amer Mayer, president of the GAR Foundation, argues that there is an important piece of work every business ought to undertake: the formalizing and articulation of its values.
Know the rules and risk before flying a drone for commercial use
Not too long ago, people stopped using drones just for a hobby and began to implement them as a part of their businesses. Gallagher’s Patrick Zedreck and Brad Meinhardt provide a risk management perspective on drones.
Natural disasters and supply chain disruption
Hurricane season hit the U.S. and its territories mercilessly in 2017. Michael Jarrett, founder and president of Jarrett Logistics Systems and PackShip USA, extracts lessons for business owners on how to deal with disaster.
Paul Smucker Wagstaff spreads his wings with Eagle Foods
Paul Smucker Wagstaff spent most of his career with The J.M. Smucker Co., working his way up the hierarchical ladder, on his way to one day lead the multi-billion dollar international food company. Then he quit.
Health data should be used for more than just keeping score
The next generation health benefits consultant uses predictive modeling and data analytics to lower the largest cost of a health insurance program: emerging claims, says Michael Galardini of JRG Advisors. Does this sound like your health plan?
Simple, visible moves help achieve a culture of wellness
In the workplace, small changes can often do the most to encourage a culture of wellness. Dr. Michael Parkinson, senior medical director of UPMC Health Plan and UPMC WorkPartners, shares how the little things can make a big difference.
Alex Shumate thrives by working with others to help Columbus grow
Whether he’s leading the Squire Patton Boggs’ Columbus office or The Ohio State University’s board of trustees, Alex Shumate strives for action, growth and innovation. And he is eager to get others involved in his work.
How a bank can be a manufacturer’s strategic and trusted partner
Westfield Bank’s Krista J. Dobronos looks at how banks can help manufacturers overcome common business challenges and open a path to growth.
Leadership lessons
William Considine, CEO of Akron Children’s Hospital, talks about what he’s learned about being the leader of a values-infused organization.