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Gary has been involved in mergers and acquisitions since 1990. He holds both a master's degree and an MBA in small business management. Along with Eugene Merfeld, Gary is the co-author of How You Can Buy a Business Without Overpaying, and is the author of How Too Sell Your Business For More Money a…
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Michael has particular experience in developing growth strategies. Accomplishments include the entry into interactive toys for a leading entertainment company, a new marketing strategy for a leading soft drink producer, and a new product strategy for the leader in industrial explosives. His functio…
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IDX Group, Inc.'s core philosophy is - business first, technology second. We believe that e-business is about transforming key business processes with Internet technologies. It is a profound commitment to digital transformation; where an organization's business processes are defined by the customer…
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usiness Architects was founded in 1993 in response to the popularity of reengineering. Specifically, Business Architects was formed to bring pragmatic business and information technology expertise often missing from reengineering efforts. Business Architects' founders participated in some of reengi…
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ERM vs GRC? SEC Says No to Myopic Approach: Costly Example from Goldman Sachs What is the difference between ERM and GRC? Look no further than Friday's news headline Fraud charge deals big blow to Goldman's image. In a statement, Goldman called the commission's accusations "completely unfounded". A…
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Q: What is the main message of The Support Economy? A: Our book addresses the growing chasm between individuals and the organizations upon which they must depend for consumption and employment. The last fifty years have seen the rise of a new society of individuals, but corporations continue to ope…