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Engaging the Next Generation in Business Development

If you have spent your career building a thriving family business, you may worry about what will happen to it when you retire. Many family business owners hope to hand the reins over to children, nieces and nephews, and other younger family members, but often younger...

The Fear Factor in Business

Fear is always a factor in business. Whether you are considering the way business owners prioritize and work toward growth, or how employees respond to management strategies, the fear factor is a necessary consideration for any entrepreneurial endeavor. Understanding...

What to Expect from a Fiduciary Advisor

Knowing what to expect from a fiduciary advisor and how to take full advantage of their services may be key to your company’s financial success.

Disengagement, Micromanagement and Agency in the Workplace

Here is what you should know about disengagement, micromanagement, and agency in the workplace, to get your team to check back into their work. 

Putting Honesty at the Center of Your Business

Putting honesty at the center of your business can be an important tool to building a strong collaborative working environment and customer communication.

Evaluating Your Processes for Fairness

Here are several questions you can ask in evaluating your processes for fairness to improve workplace morale, and make sure everyone’s voices are heard.

Embracing a Broader Definition of Diversity

Embracing a broader definition of diversity can attract the best talent with the widest perspectives, so you and your business can thrive. 

Creative Leadership Strategies for Encouraging Innovation

Here are some creative leadership strategies to encourage collaboration among creative teams.

What to Do About Secrets in the Workplace

When employees keep secrets in the workplace it could mean something is wrong with your company culture. Here is what to do about it.

Using Emotional Intelligence to Foster Acceptance of Diversity at Work

Leaders can use emotional intelligence to foster acceptance of diversity at work, and respond to conflict from cultural insensitivity or employee biases.

Does Your Business Need a Second Opinion?

Does Your Business Need a Second Opinion?

As a CEO, your entrepreneurship likely began with a vision of how you wanted to grow your business. With time, your business may hit a plateau. You might even consider walking away from your business. Don’t walk just yet. Thomas Edison once said: “Many of life’s...

How Executive Coaching Can Help Your Detroit Startup

How Executive Coaching Can Help Your Detroit Startup

Detroit startups rank among the most prolific in the Midwestern startup community. The Motor City boasts the second largest regional economy in the US and not only has strong automotive roots, but also is home to some of the world’s major contributions in arts and...