Looking Forward Our Way

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02.07.22

Women-Owned Businesses Are Flourishing

Carol Ventresca / Human Resources and Workforce Skills

While today’s landscape is more embracing of women-owned businesses, systemic gender bias and discrimination still exist, which makes starting and growing a business difficult.

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01.31.22

The Shrinking Home Healthcare Workforce

Carol Ventresca / Healthy Living, Human Resources and Workforce Skills

The home healthcare industry’s workforce continues to shrink. Just getting applications from candidates is a huge step. Recruitment and retention are top priorities for practically all agencies.

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01.17.22

The Future Of Transportation: Where Will We Go?

Carol Ventresca / Finances, Housing, Human Resources and Workforce Skills, Transportation

The future of transportation involves moving into new, smarter sources of energy, modes of transport, and physical and technological infrastructure to support these transportation innovations.

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01.03.22

Helping Women Business Owners Avoid Pitfalls with Darlene Ziebell

Carol Ventresca / Entrepreneurship, Finances, Human Resources and Workforce Skills

85% of all startups fail before year five – a statistic that hasn’t changed in over two decades. Women business owners need to stay on top of information that will support their organization.

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12.20.21

Looking Forward Looking Back – Our Year In Review

Brett Johnson / Discover, Finances, Healthy Living, Housing, Human Resources and Workforce Skills, Legal, Technology, Transportation

As we end 2021, we take a look at what we did this past year. Get some insights on why and how we do this podcast. And what to expect in 2022.

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12.13.21

Financial Exploitation of Older Adults

Carol Ventresca / Finances, Legal

Our primary message in this episode is to how to define, pinpoint, and report presumed cases of financial exploitation of older adults.

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12.06.21

Emotional Intelligence for Beginners with Spirit of EQ

Brett Johnson / Healthy Living, Human Resources and Workforce Skills

We have all had a couple of crazy, frustrating years. Now, we are drawing in a deep breath, ready to take on the new one. And one great way to do this is to get a better understanding of emotional intelligence.