Every day across rural Indiana, a patient arrives at a small community hospital with chest pain, abdominal trauma or a neurological symptom that demands immediate imaging. Far too often, that hospital’s team has to make a call no clinician wants to make: transfer the patient to a facility hours away because the needed equipment simply isn’t there.... Read More
One thing I’ve learned over the years is this: having a great partnership with a client starts long before you offer a solution. It starts with really understanding them.... Read More
The economics of child care dominates the public conversation about learning in the early years. And for a good reason. Accessible child care is an essential part of a thriving economy.... Read More
How does a war with Iran on the other side of the globe impact prices of oil, gas, and all other goods in the U.S.? Billy Bob Thornton has the answer!... Read More
For years, many Charlestown residents hesitated before turning on the tap. Discoloration, odor and questions about water quality had shaken confidence in a system people rely on every day. ... Read More
Effective tax optimization is a critical yet often underutilized component of long-term wealth building for business owners. Unlike employees, whose tax planning options are largely limited to retirement contributions and standard deductions, business owners have far greater flexibility to influence how income is earned, taxed, and preserved. ... Read More
Compliance is often viewed as a cost of doing business. In reality, it is economic infrastructure.... Read More
Those who sell products and services understand the importance of promoting and protecting their brands. That is, after all, what marketing and strategic communications are built to do.... Read More
While tax legislation may be complex, filing your own income tax return shouldn’t be — if you plan appropriately!... Read More
In many B2B and industrial organizations, sales teams are working harder than ever—yet deals take longer to close, objections surface late, and price pressure feels constant. Prospects show interest, engage in conversations, and then hesitate.... Read More
Education and self-improvement generally play critical roles in personal success. The more we learn, the greater the opportunities available to us, and the better our ability to take advantage of those opportunities. But is it possible to be too smart for our own good?... Read More
Extraordinary people are typically those who achieve exceptional success, make meaningful contributions, or inspire others. While talent plays a role, decades of research in psychology and leadership demonstrate that extraordinary individuals share a set of learnable attitudes, behaviors, and mindsets.... Read More
The tone of public discourse has grown sharper, louder and more personal in recent years. For many people, the constant churn of conflict makes stepping back feel not only understandable, but necessary. When every issue seems framed as a battle, opting out can feel like the best way to preserve relationships and to protect peace of mind.... Read More
I got married in September! Going through this transition made it clear how many small, practical financial decisions suddenly matter. When you go from “me” to “we,” your financial world becomes a team effort, and the choices you make in the first year can set the tone for years to come.... Read More
Northwest Indiana has always believed in its potential. That belief is matched by real momentum. The Indiana General Assembly's passage of legislation paving the way for a Northwest Indiana Stadium Authority marks an important advancement in positioning our region for transformational opportunity.... Read More
Layoffs spiked 205% from December, marking the highest January total since 2009. In an environment like this, having a solid financial plan in place can help provide cushion during a sudden loss of income.... Read More
While smaller towns may not get the same attention as cities that have multiple schools, corporate headquarters, and big-box retailers, they are home to some of the hardest workers who are making a significant impact for their community.... Read More
Indiana has always understood that American strength is built, not assumed. For generations, Hoosiers have made the tools, materials, and technologies that power our economy and defend our nation. From steel and chemicals to advanced manufacturing and life sciences, Indiana’s industrial backbone has long been one of our nation’s greatest strategic assets.... Read More
As a newlywed, figuring out life insurance with your partner can be confusing, but it’s also a key part of protecting the life you’re newly building.... Read More
Nearly 40 years ago, my son Ryan White became the face of HIV stigma in America. Diagnosed with AIDS at 13 after contracting HIV from a blood product used to treat his hemophilia, Ryan faced profound discrimination.... Read More
