Blog Posts for Ginnie Lee, Marketing Communications Manager

Business leaders never seem to get a break. It’s non-stop work to stay ahead in all aspects of business — from corporate policies and employee engagement to technology solutions and customer needs. But every successful business leader knows, this is the exciting part  — and it’s actually what they crave! Thinking about growing a business doesn’t stop … and it really shouldn’t.

This doesn’t need to be a negative aspect of being an SMB owner. The trick is, how do you keep your business constantly moving forward to ensure profitability? There is no magic formula. Every organization has its own unique set of challenges and needs. It’s about having a growth mindset, that’s for sure! We know all too well that your priorities can quickly change direction due to factors out of your control, and you have to be ready. Fortunately, there are key strategies that businesses today can incorporate into their growth plans to provide as much stability as possible… and perhaps, it’s easier than you think!

Every day, technology is pushing our world ahead, but with the right combination of initiatives, your organization can continue on its trajectory towards success. So keep doing MORE!

Spring is in the air, and so is the buzz of spring cleaning!  It’s not just the weather that’s warming up. We’ve shaken off the winter chill and can’t wait to embrace the sunny days ahead. Also on the spring cleaning list for 2024 is re-evaluating our Q1 business achievements and investments. As business leaders, it’s time to brush up on our strategic growth plans and expect a prosperous season ahead.

So, how will your business continue to evolve, grow and innovate? We bet all of these key business objectives are on your 2024 list! But before you start investing and implementing those exciting new systems and programs, have you considered the safety and protection of your organization? No, not cybersecurity and data protection (however we hope that this is just as high on your list as well!) We’re talking about the physical protection of your business and what that means for your success.