How to prepare when potential tax changes seem imminent
Kristen Batke of Corrigan Krause shares what businesses should consider for this tax year and beyond.
Estate planning is prudent regardless of what changes might await
Those who are considering their estate planning strategy should pay close attention to what’s going on in Congress.
How brokers and economic developers can drive regional growth together
Bryce Sylvester of Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate shares how a comprehensive understanding of the commercial real estate market, including site availability, market trends and zoning regulations, is key.
The importance of personal connections through face-to-face meetings
Akron/Summit Convention & Visitors Bureau’s Gregg Mervis talks about the importance of personal connections in business and how — and how not — to facilitate them.
Why sell-side diligence is increasingly popular in M&A processes
Clark Schaefer Hackett’s Nick Scharfeld on sell-side due diligence, what it entails and why it’s an exercise that greatly benefits sellers.
Managing cash flow during the holiday season
First Federal Lakewood’s Alix Kaufmann offers helpful tips businesses can implement during this busy time — and afterward.
A charitable planning primer to maximize benefits
The 4:8 Group’s Bob Bove on how a wealth adviser can help maximize charitable giving efforts for both you and the recipient organization.
Vendor consolidation improves organizational performance
Blue Technologies’ Billy Nelson on consolidating vendors to improve organizational efficiency and reduce expenses.
Market headed toward retail occupancy and branding
As a landowner, if you can be flexible on how you’re willing to structure a deal, you’ll broaden your chances of landing a health care provider as a tenant or buyer.
The current estate tax and trust exemption expires soon. Are you ready?
There are only 13 months to set plans in motion to take advantage of the current estate tax exemption.