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Q&A  How did your family get started in the automotive business? In 1945, when George Williamson, Sr., returned from WWII he bought into his father-in-law’s International Harvester/Cadillac Dealership in a

What do cold weather, IRS regulations, high taxes in the Northeast and a change in New York’s mayor have in common? They are all reasons hedge funds are moving to

There is no way around it. Email unsubscribes can put a definite kink in your marketing strategy not to mention you overall disposition. The good news is it’s not hopeless.

Do you think you have a successful logo? Think again. Here are the five elements of a successful logo, because your logo is part of the important first impression you

In 2013, corporate philanthropy accounted for 5 percent (or $16.76 billion) of the total giving in the United States. While corporate giants account for millions of dollars in donations, the

In the past 12 months, we have seen one massive corporate security breach after another. Major retailers (Target, Home Depot, Neiman Marcus, Sony), e-commerce sites (eBay) and financial institutions (JPMorgan)

Living in 2015 means we live in a digital world – we’re never too far from our phones, we can do virtually anything on-line, and most importantly, businesses have a

Everyone agrees that this year has been all about the bottom-line. With that being said, what can you do to boost profitability, productivity and morale for your business? There are

Q&A What types of companies do you invest in and why?  We invest in lower middle market companies where we see opportunities for operational improvements and growth. We invest in

As the economy recovers, and the job market bounces back, attracting the best and the brightest becomes an obvious goal. But as an employer, what can be done to attract

Building a brand is difficult – there are many mistakes you can make along the way. Whether your brand is a couple years old or a couple months old, everyone

The so-called fiscal cliff legislation has changed the world of estate planning with its $5.34 million exclusion before the estate gift tax kicks in. Samuel A. Donaldson, a professor at