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As we know, management is never easy, but what’s the best way to manage when in-person meetings or even informal tools for collaboration like happy hours are no longer on the table? That’s the challenge the majority of businesses have faced in 2020.

Investing in the oil and gas industry can be very attractive to many. A wide variety of options exist for investors, all with caveats and opportunities.

On this episode, the hosts tackled a tough topic – how does the COVID-19 pandemic end, and what will that “end” actually look like?

Hosts Howard Altshuler and Rob Nowak examine what’s been said regarding potential tax policies and impacts should President Donald Trump be re-elected or Democrat Joe Biden enter office.

On this episode of Weaver Beyond the Numbers, Howard Altshuler and Rob Nowak outline the resiliency of retail properties and how it could be primed to once again play a role in recovering from a time of uncertainty.

The physical office is ready for a post-COVID comeback. While many company CEOs have pronounced the current state of working from home the new normal, there’s plenty of reason to believe there will be a return to the office after the COVID-19 pandemic is defeated.

Weaver’s Alyssa Martin, National Strategy Leader, Large Market, and Public Entities, and Adam Jones, State Government Practice Leader, led a recent webinar on KSA (knowledge, skills, and abilities) assessment for organizations

Dale Jensen, Partner-in-Charge, North Texas Assurance Services at Weaver, and Lee Colan, Ph.D. of The L Group, got together for a lively and engaging conversation about what the future holds for leaders and how culture and work may shift.

A panel of Weaver professionals outlines strategies for identifying risks left in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, giving c-suite leaders a roadmap for being agile and proactive in turning these risks into opportunities.

This episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers talks about the importance of SOC reporting in supply chain management, which is a critical component of many businesses.

In the wake of the quarantines and shelter-at-home mandates brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the world’s businesses are attempting to engineer a return to what’s likely to be a new global normal for operations.

As Americans shelter in place to help flatten the curve of infection, manufacturing industry leaders have the challenging task of balancing employee health and safety with international supply chain demands like never before