The goal of most company founders, owners and investors is ultimately to have a liquidity event that rewards key stakeholders for their role in creating a successful company. For example, if you’ve built up a great tech company over the years through brains, hard work and perseverance, odds are you’d love to be acquired by ..

Washington, DC seem dysfunctional to many Americans lately. The word compromise seems to have become a dirty word, as legislators on both sides of the aisle fear that if they don’t take the most extreme views, they will face a primary challenge. But it isn’t merely Congress that is suffering from a public relations problem, ..

LinkedIn is the new Facebook. More brands will use LinkedIn to monitor conversations and connect with customers and influencers. New and enhanced features on the site, such as its “endorse” capability (which employs the one-click validation of a Facebook “like”) and new profile and company page designs are encouraging users to spend more time building ..

We have all heard of how everyone targets women in marketing and publicity. In 2013, we will see a change and companies will be targeting men more than ever. The reason is more men are staying at home raising the family and making purchasing decisions that women previously made. Mattel actually has begun marketing Barbie ..

For many small businesses, the painfully slow recovery of the national economy has been difficult to navigate. The Christian Science Monitor reported earlier this year the recession that ended more than three years ago has been followed by the feeblest economic recovery since the Great Depression. The story also found that “since World War II, ..

Here’s a quick snapshot of counsel we often provide: 1.Create value, not lip service. If you don’t want to donate money to a local or national relief organization following a disaster, make sure the response is authentic to your brand. A good example of positive “branded” responses that created real value for victims vs. empty ..