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"Many companies think their online presence is handled once they have a website and claim their social media profiles. But if your platforms look abandoned, you’re not showing up for your customers, or your competition," writes Julia Becker Collins.
Delegation is an essential skill for every manager, yet letting go of control can feel challenging. Time is limited, and no one can accomplish everything alone.
Janelle Drolet, vice president of operations and sales for Towerwall, shares some insights on the role AI plays in cyber security.
The truth is, I almost lost everything – my business, my energy, my belief in myself – because I never took the time to pause to refill my cup.
Planning ahead can prevent future chaos, especially when it comes to succession planning.
5) Be your own tenant by purchasing a building and leasing it to your operating company.
The changes introduced by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act necessitate a thorough review and adjustment of estate plans. There is a guide for family businesses owners to ensure compliance and optimize tax outcomes.
"In my work advising small and midsized business owners on business selling and due diligence, one truth stands out: Most owners wait too long to prepare for the sale of their business, and it costs them," writes Krishna Abburi at Citrin Cooperman
Amid inflation, supply chain disruptions, and rising operating expenses, targeted cost-cutting measures can help companies weather the storm.
Scott Cashman of Bowditch & Dewey tells business owners what they need to know about President Trump's megabill.
Whether you’ve had a website for years or just started, many business owners have the same blind spot when it comes to their website: not keeping up with regulations, protections, and trends.
"Drafting a prenup is not divorce planning; it is an extension of estate planning," writes Paczkowski, an attorney at Worcester law firm Bowditch & Dewey.
A landmark case creates significant tax implications for business founders who build companies in Massachusetts and later relocate to another state before selling their shares, writes Matthew Erskine, managing partner for Worcester law firm Erskine
Now, I’m finally putting my family and myself first. I have new dreams to chase, new goals to reach. And while this chapter is closing, the story isn’t over.
Uprooting your life to pursue managerial career goals in a new state or country requires careful planning and adaptability.
Vision Advertising's Julia Becker Collins explains how to personalize marketing in order to retain clients.