Why the arts matter
Arts and culture continue to be important community drivers in the Central Ohio region, and that’s certainly something that Dublin realized years ago.
How non-compete agreements protect business assets
Companies go to great expense to train employees in their business methods, teach them the tricks of the trade that give them an advantage over competition, and then introduce the employees to customers.
Why M&A transactions are a natural fit for legal project management
Law firms are now beginning to adopt project management principles to modernize their M&A practices. When done properly, LPM provides a framework to structure the delivery of legal services performed in the typical M&A transaction, but it’s more than just a management philosophy — it’s a practical tool-kit that helps lawyers and clients.
Communication within a family business: Giving all family members a voice
One can only imagine the range of communication styles within a family business. While it may feel just as frightening for the talkers to stop and listen as it does for the quiet ones to speak up, the value that comes from everyone having a voice far outweighs the risks.
getMADE$ episode four: teen eco-artist Grant Manier
Grant Manier, who at a very young age developed a passion for paper, began collecting and recycling paper in his teens as a affordable way to continue his passion: collage art. Grant’s eco-friendly artwork is gaining national media attention, capturing the attention of his community, and winning awards for his eco-impressionism and outstanding contribution to […]
Listening skills for leaders start with establishing trust
Dean Rusk once said, “One of the best ways to persuade others is with your ears-by listening to them.” Here are a few tips to think about when preparing to enter a conference:
Here’s why you need these five items in your office
If you’re wondering what the best, most efficient items are to keep in your office, I’ve put together a list of five high-quality, low-cost, must-haves for your work environment you will be thankful you purchased in advance.
How to handle odd requests from employees
It can be far too easy to dismiss employee requests that involve time away from work. But saying “no” shouldn’t be our default response. If you’ve built up a team and corporate culture that truly values and supports each employee, you owe it to them to consider their requests.
Be aware of the warning signs to potential violence in the workplace
An increasing number of workplace tragedies in recent years have involved an active shooter. Those who acknowledge this threat tend to focus on things like securing their entrance with key cards or installing security cameras. While these are good steps to take, they don’t always address the biggest gap in preparedness.
How women sabotage their communication in the workplace
In building a successful career, women must improve their communication skills Forget the glass ceiling. The fact is women communicate differently than men and too often to their own detriment. They tend to speak up less, apologize more, downplay their achievements and use less-powerful body language, all of which impact their career success. This seed […]