“Do unto others,” says Fred Wehba, is not just a concept that applies only after business hours. In this brief Q&A, Mr. Wehba explains why. Q: Do you think you should separate your religious beliefs from professional endeavors? Fred Wehba: Absolutely not. Without the gifts that God bestowed on me, it would be impossible to […]
Today’s Topic: Philanthropy with Stephen Edward Samuelian
In today’s brief question and answer session we speak with Care for Life board member Stephen Edward Samuelian to discuss the idea of philanthropy. Interviews and News: Thank you for joining us today. Stephen Edward Samuelian: I’m happy to be here. Thank you for having me. Interviews and News: To give our readers background, can […]
Importance of Early Branding in Small Business
A lot of small businesses start out trying to be everything to everyone only to realize that this was not an effective strategy. How do you better define your brand? And what does it even mean to have a brand? Each day, consumers are exposed to over 3,500 brand messages. It’s important for a brand […]
GE Pro Elite Team Informs Consumers About Contaminants in Community Water Supplies
The knowledgeable leaders behind the GE Pro Elite water treatment system warn U.S. residents that drinking water may contain hidden contaminants. Organic and microbial contaminants are not always detectable by the consumer, cautions the GE Pro Elite team, in this interview with the staff of Interview and News. Below, a representative from GE Pro Elite […]
Reports Indicate Trend Towards Race and Gender Equality in Business
According to a new report by BizBuySell, 86 percent of respondents who were selling businesses are Caucasians. More minorities are stepping up as buyers as Caucasian business owners decide to pursue retirement or other business activities. In the survey, 43 percent of Asian buyers reported that they currently own a business. This indicates that they […]