Cascade CDC will serve as regional HQ for a national SBA program. [read more]
A local consulting firm tripled revenues in one year by overhauling the way it sells. [read more]
After tripling sales, the owners of Extrusion Services decided to stop growing and find that small company feeling.
Managed care is here to stay, but costs are going up
After tripling sales, the owners of Extrusion Services decided to stop growing and find that small company feeling.
How CasChem Laboratories’ Dan and Don Wilson manage to sell service in an industry where only price counts.
Step 2’s founder has a competitive streak that’s almost legendary. Here he talks about customers, retailers, competition and a bit about buying the Browns and his old company.
Despite enormous growth, Data Now never has to worry about finding space to expand.
Tapping into a network of auto parts suppliers gave Jeff Slesnick the boost he needed to stay in business.
Being nice to her customers may have made them happy, but it wasn’t keeping Bonnie Smith and Wigs on Wheels in business.
Sharon Schweitzer refuses to use pricing gimmicks to keep Ace Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning growing.
An accident on the job nearly killed Jim Kent and his company. He's not going to let it happen again.
Hanging up on long-distance service
A wiser approach to managed care has helped medical service get back on its feet.
WonderBake seeks recipe to gets its goods shown on the shelf.
Employee turnover has taught CopyRight President Randy Muntean the benefit of relating personally with every client.
If your medical checkup is always scheduled for "next week," the North Canton Medical Foundation has a plan for you.
Is there any business relationship more volatile than your basic partnership? Here's how four sets of partners make it work.
Knowing the needs of your company and customers is the key to finding the right system.
How the owner of Welty Building turned a bleak future into a brilliant succession
A Canton company gets the online name it wanted after it was held for ransom by brokers.
With a little investment and a big commitment, Malco Products is creating a healthier work force.
How to make an impression without saying a word
Why you might want to help employees brush up on math, reading and computer skills on the job
Internship programs benefit both young talent and the companies that attract them.
This company president and CEO stays busy pursuing his two loves — entrepreneurship and kids.
A little forethought can prevent panic -- and an overworked staff -- when an employee takes an extended leave of absence.
Handling the deluge of company inquiries that follows national media attention can be thorny if you're not prepared. Here's how one local company did it.
Do smoke and food odors chase away customers? Here's how two local companies are giving patrons more room to breathe.
Matthew Grossman has never let age stand in the way of success.
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