INGRAM'S • August 2011 • Volume 37, No. 8
Fittest Execs Is Back
If you’re searching for ways to control employee health-care costs and infuse competitive engergy into the work force, the Fittest Execs and Fittest Companies Challenge is your answer.
Material Concerns
Still locked in a grueling downturn within that construction sector, contractors say the sprialing costs of construction materials presents a particularly tough challenge.
A Start-Up Powder Keg?
As Baby Boomers move into retirement age, experts predict that a new tide of entrepreneurial energy could be released, with long-term changes for business.
Simply the Best
Which Kansas City restaurants, law firms, sports venues or elected officials are the best in their field? Ask Ingram’s readers! Their discriminating tastes bring us the 2011 Best of Business Kansas City awards.
BUSINESS & COMMERCE
Sales Moves
Wow! It’s not just an expression, it’s a tool to generate higher sales. Get some.
Of Counsel
Construction lenders and contractors have had arm’s-length relationships in the past, but market forces are dictating changes to ensure everyone’s interests.
Small Business Adviser
Some high-profile data breaches in recent months may make you think these are issues for big companies. Not so.
Financial Adviser
Regardless of the motive for selling a business, owners need to lay a proper foundation to maximize their return.
Wealth Management
Those who have spent their lives building a business need to consider what happens after they themselves have moved on.
PERSPECTIVES
Editor's Note
To Serve and Protect
Between the Lines
The urge to Do Good for home ownership produced unintended, but thoroughly predictable, consequences.
