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Gallagher’s David Kempton: Get excited about philanthropy
Educational attainment a key driver of economic growth
Through hard work and dedication, these NEO companies have stood the test of time
Philanthropy can become an integral part of the community
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Why supervisory training should be provided for frontline managers
Employees are typically promoted to frontline manager positions because they’re great individual contributors. However, they often arrive at the role with little or no prior management experience, says Corporate College's Jody M. Wheaton.
How to look for and identify the signs that it’s time for a new banker
While some banks can grow with a company, others can’t. That’s why companies should regularly evaluate their banking relationship, says First Federal Lakewood's Kurt Kappa.
How to prepare to defend against “bet-the-company” litigation
Bet-the-company litigation is a term recently created to refer to complex litigation that could result in a company going bankrupt and going out of business — it’s a new name given to an existing phenomenon, says McCarthy Lebit's Robert T. Glickman.
If the idea of a ransomware attack doesn’t keep you up at night, it should
Ransomware is like New York City, says Shawn Richardson, principal of Cyber Services at Rea & Associates. Just like how New York’s downtown buildings have constantly changed over the past 25 years, ransomware gets bigger, better and more modern as bad actors build upon past forms.
How to make your digital transformation a success
Organizations must get a handle on their data, not only to understand their business better, but also to act on the information in a timely manner, says EOX Vantage's Sudhir Achar.
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It’s time to ‘lean in’
Customer service IS your business
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