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COVID-19 DOL Update

More timely and important updates from Center member Sharon DeLay of GO-HR: With the signing of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, the Labor Department has created an additional labor poster that employers must display for their employees to see for the duration of 2020. This will be an addition to any poster or posters […]
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Info you need now!

From our member and friend, Sharon DeLay, of GO-HR: I wanted to share some additional resources with you following today’s press conference by Governor DeWine. Some of these are for you, and some can be shared with your employees as you’re making difficult decisions. Ohio BWC: The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation announced that BWC […]

Look for the Helpers – Updated 3/30

Mr. Rogers said his mother told him to “look for the helpers” during scary times. We are all facing an unprecedented upheaval to our lives – personal and business – and it is incredible how our family business and service provider members are stepping up to help. We’re going to use this space to highlight […]
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Timely COVID-19 HR Info from Center Member Sharon DeLay of GO-HR

Our goal is to keep you updated on information related to COVID-19 (coronavirus) and, specifically, what you can consider as an employer. We received a great question from one of our clients about unemployment, options, and the impact of claims on your account. Please read on as you are trying to make the decisions best […]

How Should Investors Navigate Volatile Markets?

Investors should control what they can control. As the spread of the coronavirus and its related disease COVID-19 expands rapidly beyond China and financial markets gyrate wildly, investors’ collective nerves have been understandably shaken over the past several weeks. Adding to the level of anxiety is that, no one can precisely predict how the situation […]
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Important Information about COVID-19 and Conway Center Programming

Statement – UPDATED 3/20/2020 COLUMBUS, OH – Conway Center leadership is closely monitoring the development of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and is carefully considering measures related to upcoming Conway Center programming. The health and safety of our members and program facilitators is of the upmost importance. Therefore, in accordance with guidelines from state and local health authorities, […]
2020 Conway Center for Family Business Forecast

2020 Family Business Forecast

Central Ohio Family Business Leaders See Bright Economic Climate in Annual Family Business Forecast * An updated Family Business Forecast post can be viewed HERE. The ninth Annual Family Business Forecast, conducted by the Conway Center for Family Business, revealed significant growth in optimism about the economic and business health of the national economy for […]
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Conway Center hosting panel on Medical Marijuana

Conway Center Presents Panel Discussion on Medical Marijuana Columbus, Ohio, February 13, 2020 – The Conway Center for Family Business is hosting a panel discussion on issues of importance to family business leaders regarding CBD oils and medical marijuana . The program takes place 7:30-9 a.m. on February 20 in the Community Room at Ohio […]

Upcoming Member & Community Events

Our members have lots going on – and would love for you to join them at their upcoming educational events! Protecting Business Data in Today’s Security Climate Astute Technology Management January 22 – 7:30 – 9:00 a.m.Join the world’s leading disaster and recovery, ransomware protection and backup solution experts from  Datto as they discuss practical solutions to […]
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The SECURE Act

A blog post from Gryhpon Financial Partners, a Conway Center Service Provider member. Secure Act Key Retirement Changes On December 20, 2019 President Trump signed into law The SECURE act, an acronym for Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement. The bill is intended to strengthen American’s retirement security. Key points: Increasing the Required Minimum […]
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