Whether with family members or work colleagues, the ability to have a productive discussion when there is disagreement is increasingly challenging, especially when the discussion veers into politics. Consider these options. Fight is one possibility, but usually a lose-lose situation where no one leaves happy, and rarely does it help…
Continue reading →BY LUCY HODDER Health care mergers and acquisitions have fundamentally changed the landscape of health care delivery in New Hampshire and across the United States. The pace of these health care transactions is accelerating across the industry, often justified as necessary to preserve existing services or ensure financial survival in…
Continue reading →The federal government has awarded $4.67 million to Plymouth State University to support key sustainability projects, including new solar arrays on campus building rooftops. (Courtesy photo) Plymouth State University (PSU) has been awarded $4.67 million in federal grants to support key sustainability projects that will not only enhance the…
Continue reading →BY STACEY HYLAND What management style marks your organization’s culture? Autocratic or democratic? Bureaucratic is another common one, especially among larger concerns. A coaching management style can signal an environment where individual growth matters and is encouraged. Stacey Hyland Those aside, one that’s gaining a lot of attention these days…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire Editor in Chief Sarah Wheeler sat down with Diane Yu, co-founder and CEO of TidalWave, to talk about the benefits of building an AI-first company in today’s business environment. Yu founded and sold ad tech platform FreeWheel to Comcast in 2014, and she served as chief technology officer at…
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