Amanda Webster

Dec 26, 2024 | nytimes.com | Laura O’neill |Jolie Ruben |Amanda Webster

Image "Because Cindy Sherman is the model in her photographs, I was worried that every 'straight' image of her could be another character she is portraying. I decided to pick up some props like fake noses and makeup, with the idea that her transition from one character to the next was more of a true portrait than something straight on." - Caroline Tompkins on photographing Cindy ShermanThe stars come out for the Oscars and the Golden Globes. Credit...

Nov 27, 2024 | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |David Phelps |Amanda Webster

By John Hill, managing partner, Hyde Park CapitalFor many business owners we work with, their most valuable asset is their business. When monetizing the business, and developing an exit strategy, various deal structures can be considered. In addition to traditional corporate acquisitions of 100% of their company, many of the business owners we advise currently realize the benefits of selling a portion of their business, often between 60-80%, to achieve greater financial security and peace of mind.

Jun 18, 2024 | newsmax.com | Amanda Webster

Every single day, I hear misconceptions about how business credit works. Some I hear more often than others, but the one aspect of business credit I hear the most misconceptions about is how people can (or cannot) use their business credit cards. Unfortunately, those misconceptions lead to business owners either failing to obtain, or failing to utilize credit effectively, which limits their ability to scale their businesses.

Jun 13, 2024 | nytimes.com | Dana Scruggs |Michael Paulson |Julia Jacobs |Jolie Ruben |Amanda Webster

Image "My parents took me to see 'Peter Pan' at TheatreWorks in Palo Alto. I was 3, and I was sitting on my mom's lap, and Captain Hook had Peter Pan tied up, and apparently I stood up on my mom's lap, and I screamed, 'You poo-poo head!' at Captain Hook." - Will Brill"I saw Mark Rylance play Olivia in 'Twelfth Night.' And I was so astonished by his tragic sense of humor.

Mar 4, 2024 | builtin.com | Amanda Webster

The aging American population is finding its way into the workforce. The presence of workers age 60 and older doubled between 2000 and 2020, according to . Due to inflation and the rising cost of living, more Americans are un-retiring to the point where it’s estimated that people aged 55 and older will account for 25 percent of the workforce in 2028. 3 Reasons to Offer Multigenerational Career PathingPeople 55 and older may account for 25 percent of the workforce in 2028.