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Leslie Grossman, Joan Pryde and Karen Cortell Reisman join Jim to begin the celebration as breast cancer survivors and honor the lost, by telling their diagnosis and subsequent journey.

Leslie Grossman, Joan Pryde and Karen Cortell Reisman join Jim to begin the celebration as breast cancer survivors and honor the lost, by telling their diagnosis and subsequent journey.

Ed Marsh joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of diversity and redundancy in our acquisition and supply chain decisions, plus Jim recognizes Ed’s son Owen as one of many U.S. men and women standing a post today in harm’s way.

Ed Marsh joins Jim Blasingame to discuss that the political response to the coronavirus pandemic did not rely enough on the ability of business owners and citizens to manage risk and uncertainty without the heavy hand of government.

Doug Wead joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the enigma that is Donald Trump and how in the face of his personal behavior and multiple assaults, some unjustified, he has created an almost unprecedented list of results.

Doug Wead joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the bankrupt practices of the mainstream media and their corrupt reporting that should worry every American regardless of whether they are helping your candidate or not.

Mark Babbitt joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the unprecedented sources of uncertainty in our lives and business operation and recommend some ways to manage those challenges.

Kara Hoogensen joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what employers report they’ve learned during the pandemic, including a better understanding of what benefits they should be offering employees going forward.

Kara Hoogensen joins Jim Blasingame to report on how employers are stepping up to share the unprecedented burden their employees are experiencing due to the work and learn from home reality created by the pandemic response.

Kara Hoogensen joins Jim Blasingame to report on the Principal Index that reveals how employees are experiencing a higher level of stress than in past years, due to the impact of the pandemic.

Many people talk about 'understanding the customer' but what does it really mean? Sharon Drew Morgan tells us what exactly is meant by this term. » More

Application marketing is using apps to deliver branding, messages, content, and/or functionality to reach target audiences. And it’s attracting entrepreneurs for many reasons, namely affordability... » More

It’s a common misconception that simply attending a networking event will bring you new business right away. Ivan Misner explains why this belief is wrong. » More

The ideal use for social media is to build your brand and your credibility with the people you are connected with. Ivan Misner shows you how this is accomplished. » More

In today's business, having the right solution to manage a ‘need’ is not enough to help buyers choose your solution. We’d like to think it’s ‘the economy’, but the problem is more complex. » More

A 90% failure rate isn't always bad. Sharon Drew Morgan explains why this percentage of failure rate can sometimes work. » More

Bill Dunkelberg provides a basic summary of the small business economic trends survey from the month of April. He covers labor, spending, credit, inflation, and more. » More

The next few months of this economic cycle will be more like a marathon than a sprint because there are still many economic challenges left to be absorbed by the marketplace. Remember the fundament... » More

Small businesses used to run pretty smoothly a year or two ago with sales and profits growing. Then the recession and credit crunch hit and everything started slowing down, including your accounts ... » More

Sales has a goal: find a prospect with a need and sell a solution. Sharon Drew Morgan breaks down this goal for you. » More