SMB Matters

Alex Bauer, Divisional Vice President of Investor Relations at TriNet, offers quick insights into the world of IR at TriNet, and the unique lens it provides into the SMB market

Doug Riegelhuth, Chief Compliance Officer at TriNet, and Shavonnah Schreiber, Founder and CEO of SNR Creative, dig into why traditional leadership models just don’t cut it anymore, especially for SMBs navigating constant change. 

Rachel Sufczynski, Lead Benefits Communications Specialist for TriNet, talks about the invisible load women carry and its impact on physical and mental health.

Kat Reynolds, Senior Manager for Corporate Social Responsibility at TriNet, on how to give time, talent, and treasure to nonprofits in the communities where we work and live.

Becky Andersen, Lead Organizational Development Consultant at TriNet talks about AI in performance management.

Lynne Vu, a Lead Organizational Development Consultant at TriNet talks about 360-degree feedback, a process that if done right, can help employees grow and succeed.

Whitney Mertz, a Lead Organizational Development Consultant at TriNet, talks about the importance of psychological safety in the workplace and how SMB leaders can use it to build agile, innovative teams.

Ralph Tyler, Executive Director of Government Relations, TriNet, breaks down recent policy changes in Washington, DC that are shaping the small and medium-sized business economy.

Beth Perlak, Lead Organizational Development Consultant at TriNet, talks about why alignment amongst leadership is crucial to the success of SMBs.

Sarah Scott, a Lead Organizational Development Consultant at TriNet talks about building out performance development tools that are more than just checking the box.

Doug Riegelhuth, Chief Compliance Officer at TriNet on what SMBs need to know to navigate the current challenges around DEI. 

Ralph Tyler, Executive Director of Government Relations at TriNet breaks down the recent policy changes in Washington, DC that are shaping the small and medium sized business economy.

Rachel Sufczynski, Lead Benefits Communications Specialist at TriNet, on how to harness the power of benefits education to drive healthcare behavior change which may help lower healthcare costs and even enhance health.

Lisa Reeves, the Chief Product Officer at TriNet talks about the three common obstacles women entrepreneurs face on their paths when starting and growing their businesses.

Sarah Scott, a Lead Organizational Development Consultant at TriNet talks about things that we can do throughout the year to show appreciation to employees.

Doug Riegelhuth, Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer at TriNet talks about the  Corporate Transparency Act, a federal law that was designed to create a national database of businesses that identifies the human beings behind the companies, with the goal of combatting money-laundering, terrorism, tax evasion, trafficking, and other crimes.

Zach Kitzmiller, Tax Credit Manager at TriNet Clarus R+D talks about state R&D tax credits and why there's a good chance your business may be able to take advantage of them.

Melissa Shimizu, Senior Counsel Benefits Compliance and Compensation at TriNet talks about the history and future of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), which was signed into law into law 50 years ago.

Spring Taylor, Counsel, Employment at TriNet talks about how the recent Supreme Court decision to overturn the 40-year-old Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council may impact SMBs.

Dafni LeFlore, Director Enterprise Risk Management at TriNet discusses Disability Pride Month, which is celebrated worldwide every July to acknowledge the contributions of individuals with disabilities while ending the stigma and bias these individuals face.

Annmarie Liermann, Senior Counsel, Employment at TriNet explains what ranked choice voting, or RCV, is and why it is becoming more common, especially at the local level.   

With voting season in full swing, Tricia Lauer, TriNet Security Manager talks about how you can properly research candidates before voting.

For Mental Health Awareness Month, Rachel Sufczynski, Senior Benefits Communications Specialist for TriNet, shines a light on this important topic.

Jacob McIntosh, Senior Government Relations Analyst at TriNet offers ideas on how you can encourage employees to exercise their right to vote or otherwise participate in the voting process.

Ira Gottlieb, Divisional Vice President of Communications at TriNet shares some tips on how to communicate with your employees to ensure they’re engaged with your mission and vision, and why it matters.