Recent Articles
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Building the perfect board
Robert C. Harris Association Management"The Perfect Storm" is a 2000 movie about an unusually intense weather pattern that catches some commercial fishermen unaware and puts them in mortal danger.
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Why every owner of a break-open shotgun should know about snap caps
Irwin Greenstein Recreation & LeisureIf you own a side-by-side or over-under shotgun, chances are you have all that great gear to go with it — the nice case, attractive apparel, cleaning stuff and maybe a really cool pair of shooting glasses. Now what about those snap caps?
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Don’t let data loss or hardware failure derail your dental practice
Lindy Benton Oral & Dental HealthcareTechnology, IT and computer systems are now mission-critical assets for dental practices and perform highly-critical and sensitive functions. Any loss of data can result in substantial impact to the practice in terms of lost time, money and fines — not to mention that the loss of personal information to the outside world can be catastrophic.
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Are we turning down kidneys for reasons other than quality?
Lynn Hetzler Medical & Allied HealthcarePoor allograft quality may not be the only reason for turning down a donor kidney, according to a new study published online in the American Journal of Transplantation — factors as unrelated as the stature of the donor or weekend procurement can affect acceptance.
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How to engage volunteers who can serve during the workday
Deborah Ike Religious CommunityWhen we think of volunteers, we mostly consider what roles we need them to serve over the weekend. While that's certainly the time we need them the most, there are ways volunteers can help out during the week.
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Team effort can help reduce youth sports injuries
Bob Kowalski Sports & FitnessYoung athletes for generations have emulated the pros. The similarities appear to be extending to devastating sports injuries.
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Hotels, OTAs and Airbnb are firing up for a new war
Linchi Kwok Travel, Hospitality & Event ManagementBy the time I finished writing the article "Expedia, Priceline join battle against Airbnb," hotel giants Marriott and Wyndham announced bold new strategic moves.
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City Museum transports guests to a world of wonder
Heather Linderfelt Recreation & LeisureOur mouths were agape at the view. The entrance sign led us down along a giant serpent fence. "You’re off to great places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So ... get on your way!"
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The subtle failures of leaders
Catherine Iste Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementLeaders are often in charge of finding our own areas of growth. This becomes more challenging to do the longer we lead, but it is not because we have become so amazing — it is because it becomes more difficult for others give us feedback.
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The rise of the young boss and its generational counterparts
Julie Bernhard Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementA lot of talk is centered on the challenges that arise when managing millennials. They are easily distracted, jump jobs frequently, and really don’t like losing. But what about the millennials who are doing the managing? Now that 75.4 million millennials have entered the U.S. workforce, the probability of that scenario is becoming more likely. Probably the biggest misconception employers have in regard to this generation is assuming that the group feels entitled to these positions, rather than realizing they are just searching for empowerment, according to a Gallup study regarding millennials and their career development.