Mindful questions to build engagement and strategy
Business leaders know that certainty is essential when communicating vision, but sometimes we struggle for ideas or try new things and yet nothing seems to change. Ask your team these questions to get started.
Dynamic organizations shape this month’s issue
The National Aviary isn’t officially part of our Who to Watch list, the centerpiece of this issue, but it’s certainly one of the many dynamic organizations that make Pittsburgh such an exciting place to live.
Candidates with the right skills can have a future in manufacturing
Tri-C’s Alicia Booker discusses job opportunities in manufacturing and the skills needed to be successful in the industry.
Opportunities for safe working environments through contingent labor
Nesco Resource’s Tom Quail talks about the steps companies can take to create a safer place to work for contingent labor.
Manufacturers: Reinvest savings into your company to gain an advantage
Skoda Minotti’s Jon Shoop discusses the state of manufacturing, and outlines the industry’s challenges and its opportunities.
Take steps to be a more responsible retirement plan sponsor
AXA Advisors’ Joseph C. Granzier outlines what an experienced financial professional can do to guide you through your duties as a retirement plan sponsor.
How value proposition and the buying cycle work together
SyncShow’s Nadine Nocero reveals how manufacturers can discover and promote their value proposition to increase sales opportunities.
Keep your internal audit function running at peak performance
Laurence Talley, managing director of Risk Advisory Services at BDO USA, LLP, explores ways to optimize your internal audit system.
How to handle common neighbor-versus-neighbor disputes
William J. Maffucci, an attorney with Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia, LLC, discusses some of the most common neighbor-versus-neighbor questions.
How to use web-based tools to improve collaboration
The cloud- and web-based software applications and platforms you choose depend on your organization’s unique needs, but perhaps the most important tool to improve collaboration is a shared workspace that ties all collaborative tools together on a single platform. All Covered Pittsburgh’s Stephan J. Cico explains how.