This is a guest article by Laurie Itkin – a financial advisor, divorce financial planner & certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) based in San Diego, California. Did you leave behind a 401(k), 403(b), TSP, or [...]
This is a guest article by Maggy Sterner - a branding and business coach based in Portland, Oregon. When was the last time you "visited" your money? How often do you do the math, [...]
While coworking saw a dip during the height of the pandemic, it is proving to be an important resource for those stuck working at home full-time. Coworking spaces not only provide a place [...]
December 20, 2022 is International Games Day! It is not only possible, but proven that a strong company culture and supportive relationships between colleagues can exist in virtual and hybrid workplaces. The truth is [...]
Did you know that December is National Write a Business Plan Month? The close of a year brings an opportunity for reflection. With all the recent layoff announcements in the technology sector, many [...]
Giving Tuesday is a day that encourages people to give back in whatever ways they can. This #GivingTuesday, we are thrilled to feature Hera Hub member, Ashley Stone. Her nonprofit, 4 The Love Box, offers [...]
This year, more than ever, it’s important to support small businesses. We have a bold ask… consider refraining from “convenience” (doing your holiday shopping at Target or on Amazon) and go the extra mile [...]
Since the 1980’s, the second week of November has been recognized as “National Young Readers Week!” According to National Today, it all started with a Pizza Hut program. “In 1984, Pizza Hut’s office in [...]
Felena Hanson sat down with Tasha Williamson to discuss her 2020 San Diego Mayoral run. As Tasha says in her Union Tribune Op Ed after the race, "Imagine a mayor who begins a legacy [...]
Global Entrepreneurship Week is a massive campaign to celebrate and empower entrepreneurs in every country and community around the world – especially those individuals who face structural barriers or may have never considered the [...]
