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Our country currently has the highest number of unemployed Americans since the Great Depression. While many of the 33 million workers who have filed for unemployment since the coronavirus crisis began expect to be rehired, many jobs will not come back.

To business, governmental and thought leaders: We all know the old refrain, "Don't let the cure kill the patient." But unfortunately, this is precisely what has been happening in America, to its workers and its businesses.

The global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has resulted in collective grief. The loss of food, housing, jobs, school, business, sports, concerts, transportation, and for some the death of a family member or friend.

The COVID-19 crisis is clearly the black swan event of your business career and maybe even your life. 

This may sound counter-intuitive given the state is still dealing with the largest pandemic in a century, but Wisconsin hospitals aren’t all that busy.

Catch-22, a term that originated from the 1961 novel by Joseph Heller, refers to a dilemma from which there...

No matter if the crisis is internal or external to your organization, time is of the essence. You should have a designated crisis management team ready to expressly handle these types of situations whether they are internal or external to the organization.

Times like these bring some of the most unique changes we will see in businesses. The dot.com age, 9/11, and the Great Recession of 2008 were major moments of regrouping, changing, and coming out more positive in the end.

The entire world is at war with an invisible enemy: the COVID-19 coronavirus. After downplaying the seriousness of the coronavirus...

For many years the Miller brewery has been the heart and soul of Milwaukee. An iconic company, making the Brew...