Author: Talha Munir
Kent Pecoy And Jason Pecoy: What Two-Generation Building Firms Know That The Industry Is Relearning
As construction firms churn through market cycles, the apprenticeship model that produced the Pecoy family's two operations is proving its commercial value
The construction industry has a continuity problem. Most contracting firms do not survive their founder's career, and the ones that do rarely ...
Ten Haunted Houses Worth The Drive This Fall
There is a category of haunted attraction that people plan a weekend around. Not the one in the church parking lot, not the one at the mall. The ones where the license plates in the lot come from four states over and the October Saturdays sell out in September.
Here are ten of them, what each is ...
Alaric Jackson And The Reality Of Competing At The Highest Level Of Football
Professional football players face physical and mental stressors, including risks related to injuries. But for Alaric Jackson, the reality of competing in the NFL includes more upsides than downsides.
From the outside looking in, life on the gridiron looks like a golden ticket, albeit with some o ...
Steven Capuano On The Licensing Documents That Decide Who Profits From An Invention
Licensing looks like the low-risk way to earn from a product, the serial entrepreneur and product inventor says. The clauses most inventors skim are the ones that determine whether it pays anything at all.
An inventor with a working product and no appetite for building a company has an obvious op ...
Russ Ruffino’s Proven Approach to Designing Business Models That Attract Committed Clients
Russ Ruffino’s Proven Approach to Designing Business Models That Attract Committed Clients
Russ Ruffino breaks down the structural choices behind Clients on Demand. Here's why they matter more than any sales tactic.
Most coaches assume better marketing separates full client rosters from empty ...
Operational Standards That Strengthen Intermodal Performance
A terminal's performance depends on more than volume or luck. These are the standards that make it predictable day to day.
Intermodal performance rarely comes down to a single decision or a single team. It's the product of specific operational standards applied the same way, day after day, regard ...
Michael Curtis Broughton’s Approach To Strategic Logistics Dashboards: What Senior Military And Civilian Leaders Actually Need To See
Most logistics dashboards are built for the people who run them, not for the people who lead from them. They're dense, layered and built to satisfy analysts rather than inform commanders.
Michael Curtis Broughton, a retired U.S. Army Captain, combat veteran and logistics innovator who has directe ...
Does Having A DD-214 Make You A Veteran For Benefits Purposes? Veterans Guardian Explains
A DD-214 is important evidence that can help establish eligibility for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, but holding one doesn't guarantee you qualify. It's a common misconception that the document itself confers veteran status for benefits purposes, and acting on that assumptio ...
What Does It Mean For Coinme To Be A Licensed And Regulated Crypto Operator?
For most people, cryptocurrency represents unfamiliar financial territory. The technology involved is complex, and the market potentially volatile. Regulatory frameworks are still catching up to the practical use of cryptocurrencies.
In this environment, licensing and regulatory standing are amon ...
Digital Banking With Bankaool For First-Time Users: What You Should Know
Financial data indicates that around half of individuals in Mexico are unbanked. Barriers like minimum balance requirements, documentation hurdles and distance from physical branches have kept many people outside the formal banking system.
Bankaool, a regulated Mexican commercial bank supervised ...
Steven Capuano On Why Rehabilitation Products Are Won Or Lost In The Channel, Not The Catalog
Steven Capuano has a warning for anyone entering the rehabilitation and recovery market with a better product: being better is not the hard part. The founder of SpinalTechUSA and the Spinalocity line of spinal-health tools says the graveyard of recovery brands is full of products that worked. What k ...
What Lane Pace Says About Homes That Smell After Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam has become one of the most common retrofit upgrades in the country. In 2024 alone, nearly 200,000 U.S. homes received spray foam upgrades in the retrofit sector. At that scale, problems happen, and when they do, odor is often the first thing homeowners notice.
Lane Pace, a building sci ...
Brooks Sherman On Treating Battery Storage As Infrastructure
For most of its short commercial history, battery energy storage has been treated as an add-on, a nifty complement to solar and wind projects, a hedge against volatility, and a technology worth watching. That framing is changing, and quickly.
Brooks Sherman, a strategy and business development pr ...
Guide To Resolving Disputes And Your Protections With Car Rental Aggregators Like EconomyBookings
According to Consumer Affairs, as of 2023, more than 3,360 car rental companies served travelers in the U.S. But three companies accounted for 94% of the market share that year, due in part to their name recognition. When you’re renting a car, do you simply shop the brand with the biggest name, or d ...
Adam Kidan On The Great Stay: The Hidden Risk Of A Workforce That Stops Moving
A few years ago the story was the Great Resignation. Workers were leaving in record numbers, employers were scrambling to keep them, and the balance of power had clearly shifted toward the people doing the jobs. That moment has passed. The new story is almost the opposite, and people in the labor ma ...
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