How prevailing party clauses offer leverage to the little guy
Prevailing party clauses tend to provide a greater benefit to the smaller subcontractors and other project players because it eliminates some of the advantages of deep pockets that larger project partners possess.
As more things change, some things must stay the same
Change in a business is inevitable. The market is seemingly being reshaped daily by innovations and disruptions, driving some businesses to entirely rethink how they deliver services.
Every company must have these in its tool chest
Happy endings in the movies and real-life business occur when everybody knows what to do when issues arise out of the blue.
Balance competence and confidence to significantly impact effectiveness
By practicing various techniques that include challenging our beliefs, seeking feedback from credible sources, appropriate goal setting and practicing self-awareness, one can cultivate a healthy balance of competence and confidence.
How to stand out in a crowded market
Crafting a clear and compelling message takes effort, but it’s effort well spent to captivate your audience and drive your point home.
Leaders who embrace change will be better able to anticipate what comes next
The future is coming quickly. Those who embrace the many changes reshaping how we live and do business will be poised to thrive.
Upskill team members with Tech Credentials
Technology is constantly transforming jobs, and it’s happening at a faster clip these days because of AI. Businesses and workers embracing programs such as TechCred will benefit themselves and help build a thriving region.
Embracing the accelerated pace of technological change
In Ohio, we’re taking hold of such an impact right now. The rapid development and reshoring of the semiconductor industry accelerated after the onset of a pandemic ticked every box in the VUCA acronym.
Three principles for equipping individuals and teams for innovation
Conversations build trust. Successful implementation of any innovation requires trust.
Shaky markets and relationships contribute to M&A malaise
Until the Fed has fully unwound its purchases of treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, it is more difficult to gauge the true health of the economy.