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What is next on the list and how to get it done
Every time I attend a Board Meeting or Management Meeting the participants always wind up asking “what is next on
June 20, 2021
Every time I attend a Board Meeting or Management Meeting the participants always wind up asking “what is next on
Back in the old days when OEMs, Dealers, Customers, and Banks sought to seek guidance in their crystal balls related
We have been hearing the word “TRANSITORY” coming out of DC a lot lately. Transitory this and Transitory that to
I hope you took advantage of the JOB SHOCK comments prepared by Edward Gordon I referred to in last month’s
Here it is February already and I am still pondering about the balance of 2021 and 2022. I must confess
I am composing this month’s column after opening the presents Santa left for me. All I can say is he
Here we are nine months into COVID-19 with its associated shutdowns and restrictions with no long-term solution in sight. For
Now that we are in the Fall of this wonderful 2020, I thought I would address planning for 2021. But
Well, how is it going out there? You where you think you were going to be? Are customers still buying
In this episode, I am joined by Garry Bartecki of GB Financial services and also the cover story author of
The World of Finance at this moment is in a state of flux and will probably continue to be through
It is still a bit strange out there. I keep walking into office or retail facilities with no one to
Status Report: Your Pandemic financial position By now all dealers should understand their PANDEMIC financial position in terms of where
Thinking about this month’s column amidst all that is going on in the world, I came to a conclusion that
Time to figure out how to plan for and deal with 2020. A tough assignment for just about any professional
As you know, I have been involved for many years in the material handling industry, the construction equipment industry and
I am composing this month’s column after opening the presents Santa left for me. All I can say is he
Another year goes by and I hope 2019 operating results met your expectations and beat the budgeted profit as well.
Before we get started, I would like to have you get hold of the October 31, 2019 issue of Forbes
I am not kidding when I say you missed a hell of a program a couple of weeks ago. We