Monthly Archives: February 2010

11 Feb, 2010

The Future of Sarbanes-Oxley

Edited by Leslie Pratch; guest author Scott A. McPherson, CPA, CFE; originally posted on The Mearsheimer View. __________________________________________________________ Ah, Sarbanes-Oxley. It’s that albatross that has hung around so many business owners’ necks since it was unfurled in 2002. No wonder one of the top questions I’m asked is, “Scott… what do you think the future [...]

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03 Feb, 2010

How to Let Clients Get to Know You – Creating a Personal APM

Posted by Leslie Pratch; written by David Friedman Today we have a guest blogger, a friend David Friedman (Yale School of Management and former partner at McKinsey & Company, who is deeply interested in creating trusting relationships. If strangers want to collaborate together, they need to know something about each other and how to work [...]

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02 Feb, 2010

King of the World, Again

Edited by Leslie Pratch; written by Pamela Mearsheimer This week Ronald Grover, Tom Lowry and Michael White of Business Week report on Avatar, the phenomenon which is not just a movie, it’s a game-changer for the entertainment industry. By now we all know that Avatar has broken box office records: it’s the highest-grossing movie of [...]

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