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To Our Readers

2018 Issue II, Letter To Our Readers

With the holiday season here, you probably have many people and events clamoring for your time and attention. Our goal with this issue is to offer you an opportunity to focus a little time on you, your interests and your values.

Be Happy. Keep Creating. Help Others.

2018 Issue II, Client Profiles

Daphne Maxwell Reid and Tim Reid have worked hard and achieved much, but their credo stays simple – Be Happy. Keep Creating. Help Others.

The Art of Collecting Art

2018 Issue II, Trust & Estate Planning

There are four phases of collecting art. With proper planning, collecting art can be personally and financially rewarding.

Chatbots and Virtual Assistants… Can You Hear Me Now?

2018 Issue II, Special Features

If you have an Amazon Echo or Google Home sitting on your table at home, or an iPhone or Android phone in your pocket or purse, you’ve used a chatbot and may not even have realized it.

Four Steps Toward Opportunity:

2018 Issue II, Leadership

How can a motivated leader increase his or her ability to understand the obstacles in the path ahead? The answer lies in understanding how the human brain works when facing challenges and pondering opportunities.

Profiles in Leadership – Ron Clark

2018 Issue II, Leadership

Welcome to our “Profiles in Leadership” series where we’ll be sharing key insights and valuable learnings from some of the most extraordinary leaders across our country

Top-Five Worth-the-Trip Culinary Journeys

2018 Issue II, Special Features

Culinary adventures often can be the highlight of travel, so plan your next trip around cities with guaranteed-delicious meals.

To Our Readers

2018 Issue I, Letter To Our Readers

As we embark on a new year, we decided to fill your leadership toolbox with articles that give you suggestions, examples and perhaps solutions to draw on to improve your leadership skills and the skills of those in organizations you lead or work within.

Fortune Favors the Daring

2018 Issue I, Client Profiles

Jay Raffaldini believes the fine wine industry in North Carolina is ready to take off, and he plans to be there for the journey. Our forecast – he’ll be driving.