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Mergers & Acquisitions
In a hot
M&A
market, the buzzword is buyer beware
February 2006
by Robert Bruner
Robert Bruner is Dean of the Darden School of Business
at the University of Virginia. His book, "Deals
from Hell," was published last spring by Wiley.
Management
First
five steps every executive should make when taking
charge
January 2006
by Stephen Hawley Martin
Stephen Hawley Martin is a former principal of The
Martin Agency in Richmond and the author of more than
half a dozen books including his newest, Lean Enterprise
Leader: How to Get Things Done Without Doing It All Yourself.
He is editor and publisher of The Oaklea Press, a book
publishing business dedicated primarily to helping business
executives increase productivity.
Small-business
Small-business
owners: How much schould you pay
yourself?
December 2005
by Charles Nash
Charles Nash is a financial adviser and vice president
at A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc. in Norfolk.
Education:
Increasing
access to higher education in Virginia
by
Edward L. Flippen and Farrah S. Graham
November 2005
Ed Flippen was chairman of the
Attorney General’s Task Force on Access to Higher
Education. Farrah Graham is a faculty member in the
Center for Public Policy and a doctoral candidate in
public policy at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Energy:
Hurricane
Katrina and Virginia
by
Stuart V. Price
October 2005
Stuart V. Price, a principal with RSVP Communications
in Alexandria, has written about energy, engineering,
and environmental operations for 20 years.
Economic
Development:
Should localities
be able to seize private propety for economic development?
by David R. Gill
September 2005
PRO: Too much ado
about a beneficial power
David R. Gill is a lawyer in
the real estate and land use department in the Tysons
Corner office of McGuireWoods LLP.
Economic
Development:
Should
localities be able to seize private propety for economic
development?
by Joanna Frizzell
September 2005
CON: Kelo decision
chips away at rights
Joanna Frizzell is a lawyer in
the real estate and land use department at the Tysons
Corner office of McGuireWoods LLP.
Personal
Finance:
Smart
steps to retirement for women
by Nicole Arwood
August 2005
Nicole Arwood is regional branch executive for
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc., responsible for managing
the firm's individual investor business in five states
and the District of Columbia, including six branches
in Virginia. She has been with Schwab for more than
14 years.
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