Quality is one of the most important functions of a manufacturing business. While large companies invest heavily in sophisticated quality management systems, small businesses are often intimidated by these processes, fearing that they will get bogged down by paperwork.

Product Liability insurance is like life insurance for your company if you’re a manufacturer. You know you need it but often we forget why, how much we need and when to reassess those needs. This webinar will help you understand why you would need Product Liability insurance and when to reassess. It is important to know what is failure and how it can impact your products and business, and know what the different risk classifications for products are.

A productive performance review can have a significant impact on an individual’s career. Getting honest feedback and understanding performance targets is vital to ensuring positive growth.

Restoring a classic car is unlike modifying any new vehicle on the road today. With dozens of models that can be restored in different ways, staying informed on new trends and build request types can help businesses expand their customer base, as well as creative wit.

Profit sharing can be a powerful tool for attracting and keeping talented employees, building a strong and healthy foundation for your business, and creating a customer-friendly environment.

Implementing change at a company can be a daunting task when employees are complacent and comfortable doing things the way they have always been done. When a team is resistant to change, growth or improvement can be affected.

The Hot Rod segment is no longer about the year the car was born. For the market to continue to grow, it’s important that hot rodders open their minds and businesses to the thought that “hot rod” can be a broad definition no longer limited by model year.

Car shows play a critical role in the hot rod industry. As the spring car show seasons begins, HRIA members must be prepared for the selling season.

Many businessowners dream of leaving the business to their children. The reality, however, is that many family-owned businesses are sold to outside entities.

The income statement says you are making money, but the checking account is looking anemic. Many of us have been in this unfortunate situation. The secret to preventing this problem is the ability to forecast. In this session, small-business expert Tom Shay will demonstrate how to create a simple Excel file to help you accurately predict the next 12 months in your business-highlighting challenges and opportunities.