By DIane Ramsey | Co-founder, Iowa Women Lead Change This is Part Two in a two-part series about reinventing yourself after retirement. Read Part One here.
Every day more than 10,000 baby boomers leave the ranks of the full-time …
By Kristen Corey | Program planner, Iowa Commission on the Status of Women I was recently on an extended working trip to Los Angeles and returned home on a late Sunday afternoon. After being up for …
An interesting and potentially game-changing legal case is playing out in federal court in New York where Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s insurance and banking regulators are arrayed against the National Rifle Association. Earlier this year, New …
I’m often asked what I enjoy most about the work that I do. It’s all about helping business owners find clarity. I’ve been blessed over the years to work with clients who are great visionaries …
By Ginny Wilson-Peters | President and owner, Integrity Integrated Encourage the heart by giving people positive feedback. Great leaders take the time and commitment to encourage the heart of people, and yet many people and leaders struggle …
My friend Larry Fruhling wrote one of the best newspaper corrections ever. It was back in 1996, when he was compiling a 12-part series on the history of Iowa for the Des Moines Register. It …
Lazy. Entitled. Flaky. Participation ribbons. Habitually late. Text savvy. Lack of loyalty. Who am I stereotyping? Millennials. Admit it — you’ve either heard or thought the same. Just recently in a presentation, I read, “Today’s …
By Kirsten Anderson | Founder, Equitas Solutions I love to play racquetball. My dad taught me how to play when I was a kid and I have been fascinated with the sport since. Regardless of age and …
A recent newsletter by economist James Paulsen about the changing value of the U.S. dollar got me thinking about how a weaker dollar could offset some of the damage the new trade wars are inflicting …
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