Entrepreneurship & Small Business
Retirement confidence remains at historic lows
Despite signs of economic recovery, a new survey says Americans' confidence in their ability to afford a comfortable retirement remains at historic lows as workers appear to be grasping the realities of what they need to save.
Steven Marsho, partner at Jigsaw
What was the smartest thing your company did in the past year?
"Stayed true to our goal of making every person in the agency digitally savvy."
Family Business of the Year Award nominees announced
Twenty-one companies are nominated for the 2013 Wisconsin Family Business of the Year Awards.
BizTimes cover story: Step back in time at Wisconsin supper clubs
In a digital age of fast food and instant gratification, it would seem intuitive that Wisconsin's supper clubs would be relegated to the relics of the past, like drive-in movie theaters, phone booths and pinball arcades. However, Wisconsin’s supper clubs are thriving.
Lessons from abroad
As businesspeople, we need to know the potential impact of our globe's variations in currency values, emerging markets, international politics and shrinking margins.
Help them grow
I speak regularly on the topic of Leading Generation Y. Commonly, the baby boomer “leaders” in the room are frustrated with their Gen Y employees. Commonly, the baby boomer “parents” in the room are concerned about their Gen Y offspring.
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Gain their trust
I have a favorite question I ask salespeople: “How important is trust as it relates to your ability to get results as a salesperson?”
Embrace change
IBM's Lou Gerstner proved that elephants can dance. Exxon, under Lee Raymond's leadership, demonstrated that a phoenix can rise up from the ashes.
COSBE launches new campaign for Milwaukee talent pipeline
The Council of Small Business Executives (COSBE) is launching a new campaign to raise $75,000 in additional donations to support Second Chance Partners for Education (SCPFE) in its quest to help create a sustainable talent pipeline in the city of Milwaukee.
Fastsigns to move to larger site
On Wednesday, May 1, Fastsigns of Menomonee Falls will be doing business at a new location located at W173 N9170 St. Francis Drive, a former U.S. Post Office at the intersection of Shady Lane and Appleton Avenue.