Written by Nicole McConville Presenting Yourself and Your Business Through Photography What first impression do you make? Yes, you. As a business owner or entrepreneur, no matter the industry, it’s…
Written by Albert Osbahr, MD. Asking Employees to Work While Under the Weather Can Cost Your Company Every year, employees miss work because of mental or physical health conditions, costing…
Written by Chris Cavanaugh The Industry Buoys Small Business & Brings New Connections I have a confession to make: I’m a map geek. I’m one of those people who purchases…
Written by Vaughn Fisher Healthy Businesses Need Both a Vision and Procedures to Support It Parameter Generation and Control was founded in 1977 in Black Mountain. For nearly a…
Written by Angela Shepherd Engaging Your Community with Your Mission Several years ago, a group of Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy’s (SAHC) trustees and staff sat around a circle in a…
Written by John Kerr A Few Departing Tips to Increase Value and Maximize Joy This is my last regular column for a while. I’ve loved writing for Capital at Play…
Written by Kenn Kotara Artists are not usually recognized as entrepreneurs or as being business-minded, but most want to sell their work and earn a living from the purchase of…
Written by Lynn Rees-Jones Have you ever been walking or driving, on a path you travel often or a new route that took you to an unfamiliar destination, and stumbled…
Written by Hayley Wells Laws behind your favorite brews Imagine that we are not in the midst of a global pandemic and that you are on vacation at a charming…
Written by John Kerr Tips to Stretch the Life of Your Wine There are few things more pleasurable than opening a bottle and pouring that first glass of wine. With…