Make your price changes proactively
Managing price changes requires both a nontraditional and a strategic approach. Top leaders generally pay attention to price changes when there is an emergency, or when it’s too late and the strategic window has closed.
Leverage your success, knowledge for community good
Superstars of the business world are making philanthropy more effective, and you can join them by taking advantage of one of the most popular platforms for focused, results-driven philanthropy: community foundations.
Celebrate the wins, but stay on the negative
Because we’re all humans with emotions, it’s only natural to spend more time on the topics that are comfortable and make us feel good about ourselves. It’s far less easy facing our uncomfortable truths about our company.
Your spouse has a next season, too
Most of us define ourselves by our careers and job titles. The thought of these going away, especially in cases where there is little lead time to prepare, can be paralyzing. Who am I, if I am not the (title) at my company? What is often forgotten is that spouses and partners — especially those who have foregone careers to be the at-home parent-in-charge — experience the exact same stressors.
Replacing outdated phone systems is uncomfortable until you see the benefits
Ohio.net Marketing Director Alex Desberg explains the misconceptions and benefits of making the switch from traditional phone systems to VoIP
The optical illusion in technology
You know that optical illusion where you have to decide whether you see a young woman or old one? That’s how technology and social media seem to me. It all depends on how you see it — and it’s truly not one thing or another.
Renier Construction stays vigilant to ensure customers become friends
Knowing how to treat people and cultivating long-term relationships are the keys to Renier Construction Co.’s evolution as a company — and a reflection of Bill Heifner as a business leader.
Doo Dah Parade pokes fun at anything and everything
The annual Doo Dah Parade is unlike any other. This Fourth of July tradition allows people to express their unique humorous thoughts about social, political, civic or other issues.
The Reeb Avenue Center finds its footing in its first year
You’ve probably heard of the Reeb Avenue Center, a south side community building and nonprofit collaboration that opened in a buzz last September. Just shy of its first anniversary, the center’s leadership has turned its focus to celebrating success stories, growing community buy-in and creating sustainability.
Get in compliance with the updated overtime regulations
The Department of Labor announced changes to overtime regulations in May. Colleen Bement and Tony Chiviles, of PayBridge, outline the DOL’s changes, how companies can prepare and what they need to track to be compliant.