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Thea is joined by Sam Brownell, Founder and CEO of Stratus Business Advisors, to discuss why departmental succession planning can fall through the cracks.

The insights shared in this episode include how social media fits into their digital marketing strategy, how marketers can measure social ROI, the content creation process for Wilson Lumber, and more.

Because Thea receives multiple questions every month, many are not featured in the magazine. Â鶹´«Ã½ Talks is now the place where these additional questions get answered.

In this episode, Thea and Nicole discuss how stressful the credit manager profession can be, Nicole's journey out of the industry, how to manage and relieve stress, what a positive work environment looks like, and balancing work and personal life.

By focusing on their employees, company culture, and the unique aspects of their business, Big C Lumber has increased online engagement within its communities and the company.

In this episode, Thea urges you to ask yourself what your breaking point is when it comes to filing liens.

In this episode, John and Jon share when and why Hamilton started utilizing social media, the decisions they made that led them to where they're currently at, and the networking and hiring opportunities that social media has unlocked.

In this episode, Thea is joined by Janet Hammel, VP/Deposit Operations at ProFed Credit Union.

In this episode, Sadie Hoyt, marketing specialist at Dakota County Lumber, located in Farmington, MN, shares the story of when and why her company decided to hire someone new to manage their presence on social media.

Join Thea and Jon Flora, CEO of the National Association of Credit Managers (NACM) Business Credit Services (BSC), as they discuss topics like recruiting, networking, and training.