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The 2016 Evolution of Manufacturing Awards
These 2016 honorees exemplify the energy and focus it takes to conquer all fronts in the war for talent. They never stop working for their business or their employees and recognize that there’s room for everyone to evolve together.
Useful IRA charitable rollover, made permanent, helps donors plan
The news that the IRA charitable rollover has been made permanent comes as a relief for the charitably inclined. John Schuman of Budros, Ruhlin & Roe, Inc. talks about the IRA charitable rollover and how it can be used to a donor’s benefit.
How to improve your customer service with communications technology
In today’s business environment, it’s about how effectively and efficiently you communicate with your customers beyond just voice interaction — regardless of the type and size of your business. Ed Flynn of Warwick shares how to utilize technology for better customer service.
Choosing the right debt financing option to fund your company’s growth
No magic formula exists for choosing the right funding tool for your company, says Matthew Cannan of Fifth Third Bank. The best solution will be based on your business’s capital structure, your current situation and your needs.
How new drug coverage programs can help control costs, keep employees safe
The concern over the cost and safety of compound drugs is growing. Veronica Hawkins of Medical Mutual shares why and how to help employees avoid high-priced medications that are often unnecessary or dangerous — or both.
Key structural considerations for companies seeking early-stage funding
The dollar figure of the investment is important, but so is the structure, says Mark A. Thompson of Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter. Entrepreneurs should always ask: What am I really giving up in exchange for the money?
The Columbus Metropolitan Library turns the page to better serve customers
The Columbus Metropolitan Library and Patrick Losinski shifted focus to create more value and better serve the community.
City Year Columbus expands to two new schools as it follows the research
City Year Columbus has been around for more than 20 years, but since 2010 the organization has become more strategic about its mission. That’s paying off as the nonprofit expanded into two new schools this academic year.
Make your competition irrelevant
Don’t underestimate the importance of your blue ocean strategy as a woman business owner and executive.