Unearthing leading edge, immersive approach to science education for all ages
Decades after the recognition that a scientifically literate public and strong STEM education programs are urgently needed, significant progress remains elusive.
Efforts to engage students and a broader public in science are too often missing one critical ingredient: real science.
To err Is human, even in investing — Common errors everyone falls prey to
Every error made can be corrected. Some may be more costly than others, of course, but none the less, still correctable. By taking measures to avoid some of the more common downfalls, we are gearing ourselves up for long-term success. Regardless of the outcome always remember, there is no shame in being wrong, only staying wrong.
Culture leadership: Soft skills build strong teams, optimize your company employees
To achieve this level of engagement, they’ve likely worked very hard to create an internal culture that reflects their external culture.
Potential pitfalls and risks of saving and drawing on your retirement
Common risks and pitfalls related to retirement planning, via AXA Advisors, LLC.
How to structure competitive executive compensation packages
Finding great candidates to fill executive positions is inherently difficult. Though quality candidates can be found, companies tend to lose their top pick because they can’t meet a candidate’s compensation expectations. “Companies often enter into an executive search intending to construct a competitive compensation package for the right candidate,” says Tim Conti, managing partner at […]
Give employees the tools to help your customers learn about new technology
Employees play a vital role in helping your customers understand and get comfortable with new technology, says Aaron M. Barnhart, Senior Vice President and Retail Sales Leader at Westfield Bank. “When your employees demonstrate confidence as they use and answer questions about new products and services, they empower customers with the same self-assurance,” Barnhart says. […]
A catered lunch is an extension of a client relationship. Plan accordingly
Planning a catered lunch? Todd Schafer, president of Crooked River BBQ + Beer talks about how tending to the little things makes a big difference.
Cybersecurity testing is a must for businesses of all sizes
The notion that your company is not at risk of a cyberattack because you have nothing of value for a hacker to take is a flawed argument that fails to take into account what most hackers are really after, says Sassan Hejazi, Director of the Technology Solutions Group at Kreischer Miller. “Most hackers are just […]
How to ensure you choose the right person to improve your legal case
Expert witnesses are frequently used in the courtroom by attorneys. While many qualified experts exist, the “right” expert can greatly assist counsel and the litigation with his or her testimony. An expert witness can offer testimony about a scientific, technical or professional issue in a court case. Finding the right expert is often a difficult […]
Transparency is key to maintaining strong ties with your bank
Communication is the lifeblood of any strong relationship, including the one that develops between a business and its bank. One of the keys to maintaining that strength through the ups and the downs is the willingness of the business leader to remain transparent when the times turn tough, says Jeffrey M. Whalen, senior vice president […]