Author Archives for Michelle Bomberger
by Michelle Bomberger | August 23, 2011
Our guest blog post is from Nancy Woodland, Executive Director of WestSide Baby in West Seattle. WestSide Baby is a nonprofit organization that collects previously owned items for children and babies and distributes them free of charge to South King County families in need and the beneficiary of our upcoming Annual Charity Event and Diaper Drive on August 24. ... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | August 10, 2011
Our guest blog post comes from Shari Storm, a woman who does it all! Shari is the mother of 3 young children, a Senior VP at Verity Credit Union, and author of “Motherhood is the New MBA.” Shari will be our guest speaker at our Annual Charity Event and Diaper Drive on August 24. ———————–... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | August 2, 2011
The topic of women as business leaders seems to surround us these days with numerous awards such as the Puget Sound Business Journal’s Women of Influence and the Women Business Owners’ Nellie Cashman Award to recognize their achievements. In addition to the awards specifically for women, women are more and more visible all corporate recognition... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | July 20, 2011
Today’s guest blog post comes from Dan Weedin, of Toro Consulting Inc.. Dan Weedin is a Seattle-based insurance and risk management consultant. He helps his clients to make better, more informed decisions on their risk management to save them money, time, and frustration. His strategies on crisis leadership helps his clients keep their business moving... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | July 13, 2011
Today’s guest blog comes from Dave Shapiro, a group leader at Excell CEO. Dave mentors CEOs and business owners throughout the Puget Sound and West Coast to help them gain clarity about what is holding their company back and what will propel it to even greater heights. —————————————— One of the toughest issues to face is uncertainty…... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | June 30, 2011
When business owners hear the term “business continuity,” they most readily think of what to do in the case of a physical loss such as a fire, flood or earthquake. These physical losses are important risks to protect against but “business continuity” planning goes beyond that. Business continuity planning must also address the impact of... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | June 21, 2011
Our guest blog post is from Bert Holeton, President of The Mastermind Group (www.the-mastermind-group.com). ————————– When it comes to choosing the right individual to join your organization, or the right individual to promote into a key position, or the right combination of individuals to form a team – it’s all about performance and fit. To... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | June 8, 2011
Our guest blog post comes from Julia Robinson, Managing Partner of Steller Solutions, a Seattle-area consultancy that helps clients implement changes that produce rapid bottom line results, allowing their business to beat out the competition while using fewer resources. “People don’t leave companies, they leave managers,” a colleague and mentor recently shared with me. The more I... View Article
by Michelle Bomberger | June 1, 2011
Business owners know the value of hiring and developing a strong workforce – a workforce that can accomplish the business’ goals efficiently and effectively. Yet much of the hiring that’s done is informal. The process of selecting the employee typically includes interviews focused on whether we “like” the person and the person’s hands-on experience, more... View Article