The Business of People
As CEO and chairman of The Mahoney Group, Glen Nelson shares with Profile his insights on working for a nearly century-old company and cultivating its people-driven culture. More
Why Earning Trust Pays Dividends
Originally chartered in 1952, Bay Credit Union continues to serve the community with integrity to spare, thanks in part to the vision of Paul Strappel, vice president of lending. More
A Winning Policy
James J. Tanous shares the tools needed for success as executive VP and general counsel for Fortune 500 Erie Indemnity Co. More
The Outdoorsmen
Founded in 2007 by self-professed spoiled campers Andy Cates and Yale Spina, RVC Outdoor Destinations offers RV owners a camping experience with a twist. The Memphis, Tenessee-based company owns and maintains campsites that provide a glamorous camping—or “glamping”—experience complete with concierge service, Wi-Fi, coffee/wine bars, and more. More
Embracing ISO 9001 Certification
Taking on the “gigantic task” of becoming ISO 9001 certified has paid off for Processed Metals Innovators, LLC’s Chris Conard. The company’s president here shares the benefits of undergoing the rigorous quality-management systems certification process that put them on potential clients’ radar. More
The Natural Entrepreneur
Mike Hoover explains how he set up KIB Electronics to have zero debt even when the economic downturn hit. More
People Premiums
While most of corporate America is cutting costs, Aflac’s chief human resources officer Joseph E. Bohling says the supplemental- insurance company invests back into its talented and loyal employee base. More
Insuring a Future
An advocate for self-improvment, Karen R. McCarthy is always looking for ways to improve herself, her company, and its processes. This drive set her on the road to success at The Bar plan Mutual Insurance Company, where she became the company’s youngest and first female CEO. More
Leveraging his Navy training to launch a $35 million business
After 29 years of service in the US Navy, former commander Raymond Lopez Jr. tells us how he leveraged his Navy training to launch Engineering Services Network, Inc., a $35 million business. More
Power of Three
Wayne Tompkins, vice president and general manager of Motor Trike, Inc., discusses the appeal of three-wheeled bikes and attracting big-name brands such as Harley and Honda. More