Marathon turned its medal mishap into a miracle
The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus Marathon turned its medal mishap into a miracle with some crisis management.
How to use document management to streamline onboarding for HR
When companies hire new employees, it usually involves a lot of paperwork and checklists. By digitizing this process, HR can put more of the onus on the employee and electronically track all pieces, says Nano Zegarra, chief technology officer at Blue Technologies.
How business owners benefit from using a private bank
Private bank clients tend to have unusual or sophisticated financial needs, which means they can benefit from a consultative approach. Huntington Bank’s Ted Gouza discusses who should use private banks and what they can offer.
Bring the walls down; bridge the divides
Diversity isn’t just about race or religion. It encompasses education, socioeconomics and life experiences, and to experience it you have to get out of your comfort zone.
Your office spring cleaning should include employee benefits files
As spring approaches, many of us get the itch for a little “spring cleaning.” It’s also the perfect time for employers to pull out benefits records for review, confirmation and updating, says Chuck Whitford, consultant at JRG Advisors.
How to find the total cost of risk — and do something about it
Most employers regularly manage their insurance premiums and program structure, but four other cost drivers tend to slide under the radar. Gallagher’s Marshall Wunderlich shares how to add the necessary checkups on all risk cost drivers to build a comprehensive risk management program.
An unmet opportunity is waiting with UpPrize
Calling all entrepreneurs: An unmet opportunity is waiting for you with UpPrize.
Incorporate compensation in M&A due diligence
The recent surge in merger and acquisition opportunities has resulted in heightened emphasis among companies on ensuring due diligence processes that are both timely and thorough, including an increasing level of focus in terms of corporate strategy, operations and culture.
Embrace the means to the end with yogic leadership
Yoga is often referred to as a “practice.” It is not the mastery that is the goal, but rather the journey itself, the practice of yoga. Here are tips to exercise your leadership muscles.
Founders, entrepreneurs need all the help they can get
As ideas turn into working models and then into companies and commercially available products, founders and CEOs look for ways to brighten their path and avoid pitfalls. There’s no better way to do that than leaning on someone or some organization who has “been there, done that” to provide guidance.