Thought Leadership

Business Management Consultants are one of the most underutilized resources in the funeral service profession.  When I received my Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology and went to work for Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York, I had no idea that I would one day return to South Carolina to work in the family business and then build upon that experience to help funeral home owners and managers understand how to reach their full business potential. Integrated Business Management – Mortuary Management- November 2014 – EW

A number of objectives must be met for strategic planning to bolster the success of your business. To find out what they are read Dan’s latest feature article from The Director Magazine. Prospering Your Business – The Director, November 2014

Accounting is a thankless job. This is not a pity me newsletter but a fact. Most accountants do their work in solitude. If you want to know another reason why you should be using Foresight’s REAL TIME ACCOUNTING read this newsletter.     Accounting Newsletter November

Ebola; are you prepared? The funeral industry is directly behind the healthcare providers in terms of potential risk. Click here to read some facts to be aware of regarding Ebola. HR Special Ed Ebola

Because Technology is no longer Optional. Technology top 16 for all Funeral Homes. Somehow, the gravitational forces of the universe ordained it so that people who are technologically adept are drawn to Cupertino, California. Unfortunately, that same force of nature has sent those who repel technology to funeral service. Re-engineering Your Technology – November 2014 Director – Finance 101