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Simplifying Success for Our Family Business - Next Gen Leaders Peer Group

Simplifying Success for Our Family Business – Next Gen Leaders Peer Group

Before I became an executive coach and consultant, I was a teacher. I spent the better part of 20 years in the classroom, and the positive impact that my students and I had on each other was immeasurable. When I think about what set me on the path toward becoming a teacher, I remember Mr. […]

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Q&A with Eclipse Creative

Q&A with Eclipse Creative

Eclipse Creative started as a commercial photography studio in 1994. In their 30 years of business, they have expanded into a creative services company with three divisions offering photography, video, retouching, design, grand format printing, collateral printing, 3D printing and fabrication, installation, plus trade show and event services. Eclipse has been igniting their clients’ brands

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Bringing Nature Indoors: The Business Case for Biophilic Design

Bringing Nature Indoors: The Business Case for Biophilic Design

In today’s business world, companies are constantly seeking ways to enhance productivity, boost employee satisfaction, and improve their bottom line. One innovative approach to address these challenges is biophilic design – thoughtfully incorporating natural elements into the built environment through direct and indirect means. By reconnecting employees with nature, businesses can reap significant benefits and

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You Audit Know: How to Prepare your Family Business - HR Roundtable

You Audit Know: How to Prepare your Family Business – HR Roundtable

The HR Audit was the focus of our most recent Human Resources Roundtable. Whether you’re in the role of human resources (HR) for your family business or you have an HR professional on staff, it’s important to understand that this role is equal parts risk management, employer protector, and people advocate. For this session we’ve

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Reframing Anxiety: How We Can Turn an Unwelcome Emotion into an Opportunity – Next Gen Leaders Peer Group

Anxiety is a topic that gets a lot of attention these days. It seems that every other podcast, book, article, or post from an influencer has to do with anxiety and how to cope with it. In our work at ILS, we help business leaders learn how to make sense of emotions like anxiety and

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October Educational Program: Should We Keep it or Sell It? A Family Business at a Crossroads

At the October Monthly Educational Program: Should We Keep It or Sell It? A Family Business at a Crossroads Jon Eesley with Windsor Advisory Group sat down with Bill Mead, formerly of Golf Car Company, about his experience selling his family business. The discussion was open and impactful, with Bill Mead sharing personal details while

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Nurturing Customer Loyalty: A Guide to Retention Marketing

Nurturing Customer Loyalty: A Guide to Retention Marketing

The goal is simple: to nurture customer loyalty beyond the first purchase. This involves creating positive customer experiences and building strong relationships. Why is this important? Because loyal customers are more likely to make repeat purchases. They’re also more likely to recommend your brand to others. In this article, we’ll dive into the world of

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Communication Styles - Women in Family Business Peer Group

Communication Styles – Women in Family Business Peer Group

At the October meeting of the Women in Family Business Peer Group, we discussed Communication Styles. So often, women are pressured to act and communicate in a specific way. The pressure to be ‘ladylike’ is forced upon us from a young age. This pressure women experience reflects in later life when so many of us

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