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Capital Sourcing Costs & The Risk Spectrum: A Bank’s Perspective
As a banker, we hear it a lot. As a borrower, you might have said it before. “My interest rate is so high. Can’t you come down on that rate a bit?” It seems like a fair question, especially given the current competitive banking environment. It always seems like banks are trying to attract your […]
Fueled for Success: Q&A with Tiger Fuel President Gordon Sutton
In 1982, Gordon Sutton’s father, a successful lawyer, found himself in the unlikely position of running a fuel company. At the time, the company was a small short truck distribution business in Charlottesville, Virginia, selling three and a half million gallons of heating oil a year. Today, Tiger Fuel is a large-scale operation with an […]
6 Steps to Managing Today’s Public Relations Environment
Public relations today is about more than being quoted in the paper or online. PR today is about driving traffic, sales and business. What used to be newsworthy – anniversaries, new buildings, new hires – isn’t as newsworthy anymore. And gone are the days of relying on your favorite newspaper […]
Economic Outlook Falls After Second Quarter. CEOs Most Concerned About Business Cycle, Political Polarization & Trade Wars
Read Richmond Times-Dispatch coverage > Each quarter the Virginia Council of CEOs (VACEOs) and University of Richmond’s Robins School of Business partner to take the pulse of top executives in the region through a comprehensive Virginia CEO Economic Outlook Survey. The second quarter 2019 CEO Economic Outlook survey by the University of Richmond’s Robins […]
3 Ways to Manage Stress as a CEO
To address the unique stressors in your life as a busy business owner with many people depending on you, let’s first consider what you can change. Grab a pen and piece of paper and write down: The external situations causing you the most stress right now. It could be an employee letting you down, a […]
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