by Billy Epperhart | Jun 2, 2021 | Business Blogs, Business Management, Leadership, Leadership and Your Organization
Everyone loves to talk about leadership, but people rarely venture into the weeds of management. It’s like leadership is the favorite, eldest child, and management is the forgotten middle kid. However, an organization will not make it very far without a good manager!...
by Billy Epperhart | May 12, 2021 | Business Blogs, Business Management
When an ambitious entrepreneur starts a business venture, they are typically filled with a mission and a sense of purpose. I find that this is especially true for Kingdom-minded business people or people whose businesses focus on social impact. However, over time most...
by Billy Epperhart | May 10, 2021 | Business Blogs, Business Management, Leadership and Your Organization
I started my career serving as a minister in a local church. I discovered so much about people and the principles of an organization. One of the things I noticed was that many of the systems and processes that are present in many medium to large businesses seemed to...
by Billy Epperhart | Oct 12, 2020 | Business Blogs, Business Management
Every business does some sort of product or service launching. Maybe you’ve never thought about the lead up to the launch, and you just hit your audience with a new product. It’s much more effective when your audience knows what they can expect and they...
by Billy Epperhart | Oct 5, 2020 | Business Management, Leadership and Your Organization
One of the most critical operations a business does is hiring. Filling a position can literally make or break your business, and it’s vital you get the right person in the right job. Now that the economy is rebuilding post-COVID-19 and businesses are recovering,...
by Billy Epperhart | Sep 9, 2020 | Business Blogs, Business Management
Do you ever feel like giving up in your business? The past six months have been painful and hard. Many of your small businesses were hit with financial distress, maybe you had to close your doors temporarily or lay off staff. Those are never easy things to do or to...
