Prepare for an exodus of business owners
Latest news, Op/Eds, Opinion, Small BusinessBy Jim Wisdom Throughout their lives, baby boomers have had a profound impact on our society. One key reason for their large influence is the sheer size of their generation, which is estimated to be about 76 million people. According to John Dini, a prominent exit planning strategist and author of the book “Your Exit Read More →
Culture key to attracting and retaining top talent
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Vlad Vaiman There have been quite a few conversations lately on the importance of organizational culture in managing talent or, in other words, in attracting, developing and retaining top performers. There are several aspects of your company’s culture you should examine to determine how well you are doing. It is important to keep in Read More →
Mintz: Supreme Court ruling bad for whistleblowers
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Leonard: Tips for property owners rebuilding after a disaster
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Find balance between convenience, security
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Todd Dooling As an adjunct instructor at a university, I have the privilege of working with men and women from all over the world. They vary in ages and experiences significantly. However, they do tend to have one thing in common — they like convenience. They like convenience so much they are willing to Read More →
Olympic Games make and spend massive amounts of money
Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Anna Kwong The 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea just ended, which raises the question of how the massive operation behind the Olympics makes and spends its money. The first modern Olympic Games were hosted in 1896 at their original birthplace in Athens. The ceremony hosted 241 participants representing 14 nations and Read More →
Disaster victims can access retirement savings
Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Christine Roberts The recently-signed Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (the “Act”) expands access to 401(k) and other retirement plan savings for those impacted by the California wildfires that occurred late last year in federally-declared disaster areas including Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, and by flooding, mudflows and debris flows directly related to the wildfires. Read More →
