What is the difference between a leader and a manager? Is it better to be one than the other? Should I try to be both? These are the questions that have been discussed and dissected by leader-managers for ages. First, we’ll be defining leadership vs. management, then...
The holidays are quickly approaching, and with them the ever-present uncertainty brought on by a global pandemic. A strong desire to see the friends and family is prevalent now more than ever. But most are still cautious regarding what this coming fall and winter may...
In 2014, the International Sign Association (ISA) started promoting National Manufacturing Day. The National Association of Manufactures concieved the event, and ISA saw the value in the event for the sign industry. The event has grown into an annual affair for North...
Mergers and acquisitions, an aspect of the business world that has been rapidly growing in recent years, were expected to continue blooming coming into 2020. Projections made at the end of 2019 predicted growth reflective of previous years, with added optimism riding...
In recent weeks, multi-site FM’s across the country have been adjusting and adapting to the regulations imposed by each state/county in preparing to reopen their doors to the public while still preserving their brand perception. Online shopping is booming, but...
School may be out for the summer in America, but schools, primary, secondary, and higher education alike, are all considering how to undertake back-to-school procedures this fall. Covid-19 has completely shifted the way we approach gathering together,...
The Global Pandemic of Covid-19 began in China, the “Factory of the World”. China has begun reopening its operations and has given the rest of the world some insight into what production looks like during the Covid-19 pandemic. “Normal” as we once knew it, is no...
A renewed focus on public health and protection of essential workers is rapidly growing in these dynamic and unprecedented times. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have been leading the fight against the global COVID-19...
What is the Reed case anyway? Reed refers to a Supreme Court case decided in June of 2015, Reed vs. Town of Gilbert. Briefly, a church group without a permanent worship facility posted temporary signs announcing the place of Sunday services each week. The city...
At 73.1 million strong, Millennials are the largest living generation. Currently, in their mid-twenties to late-thirties, Millennials have a combined consumer purchasing power of $600 billion, a number that is projected to rise to $1.4 trillion by 2020. Because of...