While many companies are still dealing with the acute impacts of the economic and social disruption of 2020, Colorado business leaders are confident the state will continue to outperform the national outlook in the first quarter of 2021. Here are five ways that companies can build resilience, and weather future challenges, while being better positioned to capitalize on emerging opportunities.
As an economist, Tom Binning's hopes we can stay focused on effectively addressing the compelling trends on the horizon in a more rational manner rather than being sucked into the whirlwind of emotion that remains the ultimate risk to all societies, and especially democracies.
To be a high-performance leader or manager, you must hold team members (who are the right people in the right seats) accountable. Having quarterly coaching conversations that focus on three most important performance areas with your team members is an outstanding way to do this.
With new social platforms popping up and algorithms changing constantly, assuming a role in social media management is no small feat, for small and big teams alike. How can even the smallest of social media teams convert more value with less stress? In the first post of our social media management series, we dig into some practical and actionable tips for a successful social media program and what it takes to craft the ideal social media post.
Your clients and stakeholders should be your brand’s heroes. They should be at the center of your stories. Once you’ve considered these questions earnestly and acted on these insights, you will begin to elevate your story-based marketing.
Check out these tips for story-based marketing.
Many employees don’t know how to use health savings accounts (HSAs) in unison with their high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) and aren’t taking advantage of several tax saving strategies as a result. Here are five tips to help communicate HSA benefits to employees in our current environment.
On November 3, 2020, Colorado voters approved Proposition 118, the culmination of a long-running effort to mandate paid family and medical leave for all Colorado employees.
The state of Colorado has a set of requirements, collectively known as the Cost Containment Certification (CCC) program, that outlines the elements of a basic workplace safety program and provides a 5 percent premium discount for putting one in place.
For attorneys, taxes can be full of disdain and confusion. However, accounting, taxes, and compliance are financial indicators of how well your firm is doing. If you need help with your taxes, that's a good thing as it means you've been successful and made money. Here are some considerations for making tax returns easier for law firms.
It’s important that before you buy gifts, you assess your overall financial situation and make a budget. Consider selecting a payment strategy that works for you, like cash versus card, and do your research on the best time to buy.
If coronvavirus and Colorado’s recent wildfire season have taught us anything: it's to expect the unexpected. It’s time to focus on a plan of action for when disaster strikes. Checking these four tasks off your preparedness list will help ensure that you and your loved ones are better equipped for a post-disaster environment.
Given the wholly unprecedented nature of 2020, it’s natural—and prudent—to prepare well in advance in the event of another unforeseen economic crisis. Here, we’re going to talk a little bit about the mistakes all attorneys should steer clear of in the coming year.
More and more companies are focusing on “direct to consumer” legal options that drastically reduce fees and speed up resolution of legal issues. These innovative businesses are disrupting the legal industry, making law more affordable, transparent, efficient and accessible.
If you’re considering selling your company, the experts at Polsinelli can provide guidance on what to expect, pitfalls to avoid and steps to ensure you get the outcome you deserve.
