For today’s family enterprises, sustaining a legacy requires more than prudent investing or strong governance. Long-term resilience increasingly depends on the ability to innovate sustainably, not only through new ventures or technologies, but by building systems that safeguard the enterprise across generations. In this environment, a sophisticated risk strategy has become a central driver of continuity and stability. 

As hybrid work environments become the norm, ensuring ergonomic safety for employees is more important than ever. A well-designed workspace reduces injury risk, boosts productivity and supports overall well-being. Whether you’re at a corporate desk or working remotely, small adjustments can make a big difference.

With your 2025 OSHA log finalized, the next step in maintaining compliance is ensuring proper posting and reporting in early 2026. These requirements not only keep you aligned with federal regulations but also demonstrate transparency and commitment to workplace safety.

Gibson Acquires Capstone Insurance Group, Strengthening Specialized Capabilities for Indiana’s Emergency Services Community

In this episode of The Edge, co-host Taylor Covey sits down with Jaime Zawmon, Founder and President of Titan CEO and The Titan 100. Jaime shares her inspiring journey from growing up in her Czech immigrant father's wire stripping business to building one of the most influential CEO communities in the country. They explore her pivotal career shift from pharmaceutical sales aspirations to magazine publishing, the adversity that led to launching Titan, and what it takes to curate authentic communities of visionary leaders. Jaime also reveals the core values that define modern-day Titans and shares powerful stories of how the community creates real impact. 

Transparency is about making things easy to understand. For many, the U.S. healthcare system is anything but easy to understand. From high costs to a lack of care continuity, navigating the system can be tricky.       

Each year, employers subject to OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements must ensure their injury and illness logs are accurate and ready for certification. Proper recordkeeping is a critical step in maintaining transparency and reducing risk.

Year-End Safety Program Review: How to Evaluate and Plan for a Safety Workplace in 2026