New Hire Training Tips
New hire training is a make or break experience. As a leader, it is important that you make the most out of cultivating your new recruit. The more effective the training, the more likely the new hire wil
Celebrating Women in Business and Trucking
March is Women’s History Month! We want to celebrate by highlighting all the women involved in the fields of business, trucking and everything in between! Origin of Women’s History Month Women’s Hist
Technology Trends Taking Over Construction
As technology continues to transform the construction industry’s approach to construction methods and projects, it is also transforming how the industry approaches, reacts to and reports safety issu
Funding for Latino-Owned Small Businesses
Latino-owned small businesses are on the rise. So much so that, according to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, they’ve grown 31.6 percent since 2012, which is more than double the growth rate of all
Government Invoice Factoring During a Shutdown
During a government shutdown, hundreds of thousands of government employees go without pay and the same amount government-funded projects get halted due to lack of funding. The Small Business Administratio
Loan Denial? What’s Next?
You got denied a loan. Now what? That’s a hard question to answer. Loan denial isn’t the end of your funding options. Whether it be applying for another traditional loan or looking into other funding o