How not to ruin your catered event by asking the right questions
Todd Schafer, president of Crooked River BBQ + Beer, talks about the steps to take to ensure a catered corporate event goes well.
The window to adopt new, simplified accounting practices is closing
Companies should become familiar with the beneficial Generally Accepted Accounting Principles modifications because the window to adopt them may only remain open for a short time.
Houston Passport Agency is an example of offering services for changing environment
Houston is fortunate to have services available for its growing diverse population. Within the United States Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs, the Houston Passport Agency is one of 29 agencies/centers. In fiscal year 2015, the Houston Passport Agency issued an estimated 625,531 passports and cards. Its courier service is the largest nationally with […]
When, how to expand your leadership team with a company senior leader
When, how to expand your leadership team with a company senior leader
How to know whether an ESOP is the right move for your business
The decision to sell your business to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) requires both time and attention to detail, says Brian J. Sharkey, director of Audit & Accounting at Kreischer Miller.
No-brainer: In many ways a sure thing isn’t certain, but it’s worth a try
The term “no-brainer” is one you may hear in conversations about a business deal, product development or simple observation. It’s not always used in a complimentary fashion, but it makes a succinct point. It’s something so obvious that it requires no brainpower.
Making effective use of interim CEOs
In an environment where approximately 40 percent of corporate successions fail within the first few months, boards need time to identify a qualified replacement without perpetuating poor company performance. That’s where interim CEOs come in.
A CITY RESURGENT — Mayor Frank G. Jackson ensures that economic development momentum continues
Cleveland today is poised to be one of America’s next great comeback cities. Mayor Frank G. Jackson feels the timing couldn’t be better.
Reinventing Cleveland: From rust belt to medical capital, numbers tell story of region’s transformation
Over the last 10 years, BioEnterprise has kept tabs on biomedical and health care investment in Northeast Ohio. As the region continues its transformation from Rust Belt to The Medical Capital, the numbers will likely surprise many people. The most recent data shows Midwest biomedical and health care startups raised $507.8 million in the […]
JobsOhio and Ted Griffith scout the IT scene for businesses to grow in the state
When it recently opened its Client Center for Advanced Analytics in Columbus, IBM said the collection of talent around Columbus was the major reason the corporation picked the Central Ohio area to host its data analytics center. IBM was impressed that within a 200-mile radius, there are more college graduates than in any area of […]