Our economy is booming, at least that’s what the economists say, so why then do so many of my constituents tell me they’re struggling to make ends meet?
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Perspectives
Women can break barriers by living a life they’re proud of
I’m often asked how women can break through barriers, enhance their careers and gain recognition. Personally, I’ve used three guiding principles
Read More »How volunteering helps communities, and businesses
Whether it be physically dedicating time to a local organization or sharing time remotely, a little bit can make a big impact on the community.
Read More »Finding success as a remote worker in a creative industry
Remote work is a growing trend across the globe, and a recent Global Workplace Study by IWG found that 85 percent of businesses reported increased productivity and 82 percent of employees saw their work/life balance improve when there is the flexibility to do so.
Read More »Deferred maintenance creates ‘perfect storm’ at colleges
This exponential expansion of higher education institutions in the 20th century and a relentless pace of new facilities construction has resulted in a legacy of unmet capital needs for renewal and replacements.
Read More »Here’s what to consider when buying builder’s risk insurance
Buildings are subject to a variety of risks when they are under construction. Builder’s risk insurance transfers this risk to an insurance product for construction contractors and subcontractors.
Read More »Structural engineers play key a role in disaster planning and recovery
Professional structural engineers have an excellent opportunity to develop more formal connections with emergency service responders and the public through engagement with forensic assessments, strengthening and rehabilitating existing infrastructure, as well as in preparedness, response, recovery and reconstruction activities.
Read More »Congress extends some key individual, business tax benefits
Here’s a look at some of the key changes from the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2020. These will go into effect right around the two year anniversary of the passage of the sweeping Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in December 2017.
Read More »Rediscovering a lost art: the handwritten ‘thank you’
In today’s fast-paced world, handwritten mail has become a lost art, overtaken by emails and text messages. Technology has allowed processes to become automated to save time, but is it effective?
Read More »Sales amateur or sales professional?
Professionals are committed to success and dedicate themselves to continually improving themselves. Amateurs are capable of elevating to the professional level but often need help and support in this development. Business owners and leaders can support their development by ensuring the proper resources are in place to support their growth.
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