Business Review

Chris Meyer talks about negotiators whose purpose is only strategic and not to make a deal.

Ashley Otto gives insight to decision making and the best way to help those who sidestep the process.

Stephanie Lee shares how leadership within groups is ever-changing and what factors are involved in emerging as a leader.

In economic downturns, marketing budgets are one of the first to be re-evaluated. Nona Phinn tells us why that is a major mistake.

Interns are not just a means to getting work accomplished. Tom Walker tells us how important they can be to the future of the company.

Matt Quade shares how employees make moral decision in the workplace and what happens when amoral decisions are being made from the top.

After being told she should give up, Catherine Tabor pushed forward and found success.

A successful business owner, Matt O’Hayer, decides to start a company based with a deeper purpose.

A serial start-up company entrepreneur, Mariam Naficy, found that just because one company is an overnight success doesn’t mean it will happen to the next startup. She tells us what she discovered in the process.

Randy Garutti, CEO of Shake Shack, brings to our attention a new generation of consumers who embrace “Conscious Capitalism.”

In this episode of Business Review, Christ Westfall shares how maintaining your emotional intelligence is key to self-leadership.

Beth Miller, tells us how to address the behaviors of difficult employees

Diana Trout, co-founder of KOMBUCHA, tells us what she doe when she has a tough decision and there is not a consensus of solutions.

Lighting Revolutionary Chuck Swoboda helps us understand what to look for if you want a team of innovators.

There's one question you should be asking yourself each day. In this episode of Business Review, Tom Corley, speaker and author of Rich Habits, explains what this question is and how it drives success. 

This episode of Business Review discusses how supervisors can put undue stress on employees by not being flexible when it comes to work ethics, making turnover more likely.

The relationship between customer satisfaction and firm performance has been studied for many decades. In this episode of the Business Review, Dr. Ashley Otto, Assistant Professor of Marketing, discusses her meta-analysis of this data, and her findings may surprise you.

Companies are desiring employee engagement and precaution-taking regarding information security. In this episode of the Business Review, Dr. A.J. Burns, Assistant Professor of Information Systems, discusses the adaptive role of emotions and what companies can do to boost engagement.

Women face many factors in regard to advancement and persistence in an Information Technology career. Dr. Cindy Riemenschneider, professor at Baylor University, discusses her research about shattering the glass ceiling in this episode of the Business Review.

Working remotely isn't all sunshine and rainbows. Many people find it difficult to remain positive and productive. In this episode of the Business Review, April Miller, Owner of AE Miller Management, shares her experience and tips after many years working remotely

Expectations and feelings of isolation are just a few challenges employers face when supporting remote workers. In this episode of the Business Review, Dr. Sara Perry, assistant professor of management at Baylor University, offers her research-based ideas on how employers can best help their employees.

"You should write that book," is a phrase commonly heard. But how does one start? What resources are out there? In this episode of the Business Review, Kristen Ethridge, author, and director of public relations, delves into self-publishing and writing resources.

We face unprecedented times. How can businesses survive and thrive? In this episode of the Business Review, Melissa Haran, Owner of Pure Barre Pearland, shares her creativity and positivity amidst the chaos.

We've all been there. Stuck in a meeting that would have been better served by an email or receiving an email that should have been a face to face interaction. In this episode of the Business Review, David Dye, President of Let's Grow Leaders, shares how to identify which communication tool is best for effective leadership. 

Telling your story is an important part of the pitch. In this episode of the Business Review, CEO of Startup Professionals, Martin Zwilling, discusses strategies entrepreneurs can use to keep potential investors and customers engaged.