Arleen Scavone settles for no less than the very best
More than a resolution for a business, controlling cash flow is a responsibility that’s essential
This is the time business owners search for a resolution that will help make 2015 one of the best years yet for their organizations. But instead, they should stop searching and look at their company’s cash flow.
Tips on assembling New Year’s resolutions for your finances
January is a time for pledging to make changes, so if you haven’t taken a hard look at how you’ll fund retirement, or even what you’d like your life to be like when you’re retired, now is a good time to put a plan together.
How lifestyle medicine gets to the root of disease to improve health
Significant and growing scientific evidence shows that the primary determinant of health or disease is not genetics, but lifestyle. In recognition of this connection, a relatively new style of treatment, known as lifestyle medicine, is increasingly being seen as an alternative to traditional treatments used on chronic diseases.
How to build, and be a part of, a powerful nonprofit board of directors
The Pittsburgh region is nonprofit rich, which helps make the area a special place to live and raise a family. But it also makes it incredibly competitive for funding, which means nonprofits need to build powerful boards of directors who can help advance the mission of the organization and ensure its perpetuity.
Weighing the available options for business succession planning
It’s never too early to start thinking about your ownership-transition strategy, regardless of where your business is in its life cycle. Here's an overview of some of the choices, in order to help you consider all the options you can pursue.
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