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How do small businesses pay their executives and managers? Joe joins Jim to talk about the results of their small business executive compensation survey.

All small businesses have brands, and these brands will be defined. The question is, who will define your brands, and Bill and Jim talk about how to make sure that you and your customers define your brands, not your competitors.

Continuing his series on financial fundamentals, Jim talks about what he considers to be THE most important thing he can tell a growing small business to keep them out of the business obituaries.

The economy seems to be humming along, as Sam reports to Jim in his monthly survey of his partners across the country as they tell Sam how they're finding the current economic conditions in their small businesses.

Joan joins Jim to talk about the issues covered in the most recent Kiplinger letter, including the national attention being given to the Massachusetts' Model for healthcare insurance reform. They also talk about the trend in crude oil prices, human resources, interest rates, the federal deficit and the actions of some of the dictators around the world.

Some financial planners say that disability insurance is just as important for small businesses as life insurance, and Rick talks with Jim about why that is the case.

Benjamin Franklin was America's first entrepreneur, and Blaine joins Jim on Ben's 301st birthday to talk about the life of this remarkable Founder.

Organic foods has become big business, and Myra talks with Jim about how she and her husband virtually invented the industry, and still flourish as a small business.

Having just returned from the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, Jonathan talks with Jim about some of the technological innovations he found there that will be of interest to small business owners.

Public speaking isn't just on a state; you do it every time you talk with your employees. And Jeanette talks with Jim about how to make sure you're putting your best foot forward every time you speak, and that you actually do speak every time you have the opportunity. <br></["br"]>