Ask the Expert
By Julie Bethlenfalvy Quinn Guist has had nearly three decades of experience in the workers’ compensation industry. His first job after he graduated from The […]
Month: April 2016
The Ohio BWC Makes Adjustments to Better Business
By Deborah Rutledge Topping the list of what’s new at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is the “falling rates for Ohio employers,” says Melissa […]
Open Enrollment: What You Need to Know
By Deborah Rutledge The window will open again for employers to air out their choice of Managed Care Organizations (MCOs), the entities that manage the […]
Managing Data Security with VOIP
By Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti Set in the outskirts of Akron, Doylestown is a small community with the kind of old-town appeal that makes it an […]
Save Lives, Save Money
By the Editors For 25 years, Matthew 25: Ministries has been helping the poorest of the poor and disaster victims. Matthew 25 is an international […]
Building a Business, One Pallet at a Time
By Bill Thompson Being an entrepreneur takes hard work, determination and healthy heaps of optimism, but hard work doesn’t always translate into success. Larry E. […]
Lessons That Still Fly
By Eric Spangler Although it’s been more than a century since Wilbur and Orville Wright built and flew the world’s first successful airplane, their experience […]
The State of Ohio Business
By Bill Ferguson Jr. Ohio is taking a wire brush to its Rust Belt reputation, generating an economic renaissance that has created almost 400,000 jobs […]