Buying equipment isn’t always the best answer. Consider these options.
Too many times how a company finances equipment is the last decision made. But it shouldn’t be. Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman says often companies see they have a lot of unencumbered money on their balance sheet and decide they’ll use it to buy equipment outright, rather than financing a purchase.
How remote deposit capture technology can help your business
The benefits of remote deposit capture technology and how it can help your business. Tips from Consumers National Bank’s Debbie Miller.
A look at best practices for managing your company’s 401(k) plan
Companies that offer employees a 401(k) plan must recognize their responsibility to act in the best interests of those employees, says David C. Barth, AIF, a financial consultant at AXA Advisors, LLC. He discusses best practices when it comes to managing your company’s 401(k) plan.
How to restore your business with business interruption coverage
Chris Zito, president of Zito Insurance Agency, explores what employers need to know about business interruption coverage.
Mitigate cyberthreats by testing your network for vulnerabilities
Cybersecurity has become a necessity for every business, regardless of size or industry. Skoda Minotti’s Joe Compton discusses finding and eliminating weak points in company systems that could otherwise leave companies exposed to cyberattacks.
Steps for positioning your company for growth or succession
Turning your company into a $25 million business in the next three to five years requires a plan. Ross Vozar, of BDO USA, LLP, offers advice on positioning your company for growth or succession.
Five things CEOs should know about the latest benefits platform technology
As in so many areas of business, technology is radically transforming the benefits platform landscape. But there’s good technology and there’s bad technology. Seamless technology and non-integrated technology. Essential, intuitive technology and bells-and-whistles technology.
Northeast Ohio 2016 Entrepreneur Of The Year®
EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® salutes the visionaries who launch and reimagine businesses. Here are the 2016 winners for Northeast Ohio.
WRHS Corporate and Philanthropic History Archive Program focuses on documenting region’s stories
For 150 years, Western Reserve Historical Society has been the repository for the history of this region. From the entrepreneurs who built the city of Cleveland to the everyday citizens who left lasting impressions on our cultural heritage; from the fans cheering in the stadium seats, to the ideas incubated in our corporate and philanthropic […]
‘The more problems you have, the more alive you are’
“I can tell you of a place where there are hundreds of thousands of people with no problems at all,” Peale says.
The man immediately perked up and asked where that place was.
“Woodlawn Cemetery” Peale replied. “No one there has problems.”