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Back to Business Back to Business Series Washington City Paper would like to be a resource for you and your business. We established the Back to Business series to inform, educate, and support the local business community. Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions at ads@washingtoncitypaper.com. Three Really Great Ideas for Engaging Audiences Get the video emailed to you In partnership with Artemis Ward, this Back to Business webinar session will highlight experts in storytelling, design, and branding who will discuss best practices on how to engage your audience in a changi...

USI GWEP offers free online dementia training with Teepa Snow Monday, March 29 - Thursday, April 1 USI GWEP offers free online dementia training with Teepa Snow Monday, March 29 - Thursday, April 1 3/15/2021 | University Communications The University of Southern Indiana’s Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program (GWEP) is hosting a free, online dementia care series for direct care providers Monday, March 29 – Thursday, April 1. The live, virtual learning is the result of a collaboration with Teepa Snow and her company, Positive Approach ® to Care (PAC), to improve...

How credit unions can help their members during COVID 1SHARES Credit unions are on the front lines when it comes to offering their members financial support. Not only have small businesses been relying more heavily on CUs but individuals are starting to find their way over as well. This transition from a larger bank to that of a smaller, more focused approach is getting many CUs asking what they can do to offer their members more and support their community in a way that larger institutions have been failing to do.  What Credit Unions Have to Offer Bigger isn’t always better, especially wh...

Modern Portfolio Theory: How it Can Improve Your Portfolio Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is an investing strategy that looks to maximize returns. After all, we like making money, but we dislike losing money even more. Generally speaking, of course. That was crystal clear when the market dropped 12.8% in one day in March of 2020. With fear and more importantly uncertainty about the coronavirus raging, many investors briefly panicked. As we now know, the market snapped back almost as quickly as it declined. But at the time, the possibility of losing money drove millions of investors to get co...

Local community help their NHS through COVID