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Session Highlight - General Session 2 (Thursday, August 4, 10-11am)
We are so excited to be joined by featured speakers Leif Oveson, Michael Daniels and Kelly Wismer for "Cooperating in a Pandemic: Broadband's Role in 2020"! As more light shines upon the digital divide, a new coalition of nationally known companies, cooperatives and associations are engaged in efforts to highlight the resources necessary to tackle the challenges of connecting rural America. Representatives from Land O'Lakes, NTCA, and ...
Read More2020 TFACC Tuesday Breakout Sessions Highlight
Have you checked out the 2020 TFACC schedule? This year’s TFACC has an education-packed schedule to provide you with the opportunity to earn 14 CPEs by participating live! Take a look at Tuesday, August 4’s breakout sessions below. For more event information and to register, please visit bit.ly/2020VirtualTFACC*All times on the schedule are EASTERN TIME. Please plan accordingly. 11:15am - 12:05pmSetting Financial ...
Read MoreLeadership Styles for the Workplace
What determines the success or failure of a company often comes down to the effectiveness of its leadership. Yet every leader leverages their own leadership style to try to achieve the best results. Review the list below to see some of the most common types of leadership, and learn how you can apply each of the following leadership styles in management at work. Authoritative leadership. Coaching leadership. Collaborative ...
Read More2020 Depreciation Limits for Cars and Trucks Are Issued
The IRS issued the limitations on depreciation deductions for passenger automobiles first placed in service in 2020 and the amounts of income inclusion for lessees of passenger automobiles first leased during 2020 (Rev. Proc. 2020-37). For these purposes, passenger automobiles include trucks and vans. The amounts in the revenue procedure are inflation-adjusted as required by Sec. 280F(d)(7), using the automobile component of the chained consumer ...
Read MoreThe 5 C's of Leadership During COVID-19
Many organizations plan for a potential crisis, but most didn’t predict a pandemic. Yet, even in difficult times, we can often find silver linings. Perhaps it’s the things we learn about ourselves or others, different ways of doing things, or gaining new perspectives. The challenge for leaders is to find those silver linings, celebrate them, and use them as inspiration. Recently, at CLA, we reflected on what lessons we have learned ...
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