In the 2nd part of our conversation with Wealth Management Advisor George Noceti, of Morgan Stanley, we get some useful free advice that would normally cost you a pretty penny. We also delve more into what the Fed’s role could look like when Janet Yellen’s… Read More »Financial Advice with George Noceti Part 2
Should you be investing more? Less? What does the Fed have to do with it? That last one isn’t a Tina Turner song, but we are talking to a Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Advisor, George Noceti, to address those concerns. Links:
Human resources used to be a department in a support position. These days, it’s more of a recruiting tool for talented workers, social media managers, and people who deal with public relations – think United Airlines. We talk to two HR experts, Barbara Mitchell and… Read More »The Human Resource Wars with Barbara Mitchell, Cornelia Gamlem
What happens when your business loses focus and becomes disoriented? We talk to two marketing experts, Julie Lellis and Melissa Eggleston about the similarities with businesses that lose focus and Zombies, and get advice from their book “The Zombie Business Cure: How to Refocus your… Read More »The Zombie Business Cure with Julie Lellis, Melissa Eggleston Part 1
In part 2 of our chat with the Julie Lellis and Melissa Eggleston, we find out what advice they would give United Airlines in their recent PR mishaps, and if their actions could qualify them for the “Walking Dead.” Their book, “The Zombie Business Cure:… Read More »The Zombie Business Cure part 2, plus Google I/O and Net Neutrality with Julie Lellis, Melissa Eggleston, LaToya Drake Part 2
Alaska Airlines recently acquired Virgin America and some people (like Richard Branson) believe the bigger fish will kill off the Virgin America brand on more ways than name only. When a company faces a merger or acquisition, it’s often the employees who are left out… Read More »Your Exit Strategy with George Noceti
Tom Gimbel is the CEO of LaSalle Network, a national staffing firm with an abundance of awards including the 2016 San Francisco Best and Brightest by The NABR (National Association of Business Resources). This “Workplace Check-In” focuses on Corporate Culture and its relevance in today’s… Read More »Workplace Check-In on Company Culture with Tom Gimbel
Are you ready to enter fray of new graduates looking for work? Do you have a plan to get hired at your dream job? If you need some help, we talk to Heather Johnston, a Senior Regional Vice President at Robert Half. Robert Half is… Read More »What You Need to Land the Tech Job of your Dreams with Heather Johnston
Looking for a vintage couch but don’t know if it will fit in your space? There’s an app for that! We talk to the Co-Founder of Chairish, Gregg Brockway. You may know him as one of the founders of Hotwire or TripIt. We find out… Read More »Buying and Selling Furniture without the Guesswork with Greg Brockway
What can we learn from Millennials about our taxes? There is a generational difference between Millennials and older generations – for instance, Millennials actually tend to save more rather than splurge when they get their returns. We talk to The Cashlorette, Sarah Berger, at Bankrate.com… Read More »What to Remember if You Haven’t Done Your Taxes Yet with Sarah Berger
