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If It Isn’t Raised It Should Be! There is a common misconception that estate planning is only for the rich. So let’s do a test to determine whether you need an estate plan. Imagine you have everything you care about…
My job is helping people resolve disputes. Sometimes I work as an advocate for one side, sometimes as a neutral mediator helping people find their own solutions and sometimes as an arbitrator making decisions for them. My observation is that…
New Services, Programs Define Organization Brevard Workforce Development Board is known to different people in different ways. The historical approach of separate brands for our various audiences worked fairly successfully for many years under Brevard Job Link, but our services…
Periodically, there is a barrage of e-mail in my inbox questioning the science that suggests global warming is occurring. When such an e-mail deluge strikes I embrace my ability to think critically. My thoughts go like this: The concern with…
Grant to Help Build Capacity for Local CBO’s Thomas Jefferson has been quoted as using these words to define leadership and community: educate, inform and engage. While we were not intentionally using the Jefferson model in 2006, our Board of…
…and Lots of It for Brevard! The 2010 Census is coming! Why should you fill it out? Because it is additional revenue for our community – the federal government distributes billions of tax dollars based on census numbers. During the…
This is the first in a series of articles from LEAD Brevard on ‘capacity building’ as it relates to the nonprofit community sector. Recently, at a BoardSource (www.boardsource.org) conference in Orlando, we heard the following that may cause all of…
EDC Strategic Plan Gathering Local, State Support Momentum is the product of mass and velocity. This definition translates well to economic development in Brevard. The mass is the Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast, made up of over 200…
Two of every five businesses are owned by women. Yes, that’s right; in 2006 women were majority owners of 40 percent of all businesses in this country. And between 1997 and 2006 their businesses grew at nearly twice the rate…
