Eich: Select poor leaders and pay the price
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Damooei: U.S. should not be fighting a trade war
By Jamshid Damooei It is time to accept that simply declaring a trade war and claiming victory in advance does not justify the battle or make success real. Our trade war with China is one of these cases. It appears that in the eyes of our government, China and all our trading partners are potentially Read More →
Sinclair: Three steps to prioritizing charitable giving
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Chien: Myths about business succession
By Chia-Li Chien Anyone can start a business, but maintaining a successful business requires careful and deliberate actions. Successfully cashing out is even harder. Peter started his restaurant business with three partners 20 years ago. BG Inc. is located in a quaint New England town that has a great reputation. Peter is approaching 70. He Read More →
Suchman: Weathering the Thomas and Woolsey fires
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Hastings and Steinfeld: Women are leaders in California’s water industry
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Oliver: Encourage feedback to avoid whistleblowing
By Carl Oliver Whistleblowing is trouble. Every business is vulnerable. Even when the business is innocent, handling whistleblowing is distracting and expensive. Taco Bell in 2011 is an example. News reports said an ex-employee revealed its beef tacos were not 100 percent beef. Other things were mixed in with the meat. Taco Bell responded, “It’s Read More →
