Centurion companies are 100 years old – or more. In the United States, several farms date to the 1600s and are still in operation. The Hartford Courant newspaper dates to 1764. Crane & Co (paper company) dates to 1799/1801 and makes cards, stationery, and papers...
Aaaaahh, retirement! It’s a word that has many meanings to many people. For most contemporary middle-class Americans, including the readers of this blog, “retirement” probably conjures up visions of great enjoyment: well-earned endless leisure; extra time and money...
Many of you know, I “bleed green” – which means that I am from a 4-H family; participated in 4-H as a kid; and have volunteered for 4-H as an adult all over Idaho. A big part of the 4-H year includes learning and an “end-point” of exhibiting projects or showing...
Presentations can make or break a person’s career; close a sale or ruin a deal; and secure investors or create a lackluster investor response. The presentation tips that follow were shared by award-winning Toastmasters speaker, airplane pilot, and business consultant...
