Work to Eliminate the Friction Between Your Workers
Learning how to resolve conflicts in your business is important for you and your workers.
850 — The Business Magazine of Northwest Florida - October-November 2013
Lack of Sales Training = Missed Revenue Goals
One-in-six sales managers in firms that have missed revenue goals in the last year cited a lack of sales training as a cause. Thirty-five percent of employers report their companies missed revenue goals in the last 12 months. A study* from…
Five Warning Signs Your Employees May Lack a Sense of Belonging
When employees feel they belong, they’ll give you their all. When they don’t, well, you’ll get only crumbs. Consider the power of belonging. Adolescents will change their speech, dress and behavior to “fit in” with their peer groups. Inner city…
Business Advice from Barbara Corcoran, Star of ABC's Shark Tank
Barbara Corcoran of Shark Tank fame offers some advice for Northwest Florida entrepreneurs.
Florida Is Among the Fastest-Growing Producers of Specialty Beers
Take a tour of the local breweries springing up between Tallahassee and Pensacola.
Celebrating five years — and our expansion to Madison and Taylor counties
With this issue, 850 is delighted to be celebrating its fifth anniversary. We launched this magazine in October 2008, about a month before the national economy tanked, forcing our region into a recession made worse by the oil spill of…
The Dixie Theatre Is Alive with Arts and Culture
The Dixie Theatre lives again in Apalachicola
Investment Strategist
Meet one of the top Raymond James Financial Services advisors in Florida and one of top 10 nationally.
A New Health Insurance Era
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) will change the way small businesses and their employees purchase and manage health insurance. Dramatic changes to a complex and personal product such as health insurance present challenges and opportunities for those affected.
The Uptown Café Has Offered Good Food and Comraderie Through Good Economic Times and Bad
Fred and Beth Tedio have turned their Tallahassee café into a hub of activity.
