Ducks In A Row Announces New President: Bridget Bornhorn, CPA
Ducks In A Row™, a boutique accounting and bookkeeping firm, merged with Barnes Dennig in January 2019 to jointly expand financial services to its growth-minded, small to middle-market clients. Bridget has served the staff and clients of Barnes Dennig for over 20 years as an accountant, and then as Barnes
How Manufacturers Prepare in an Uncertain Economy
President and Principal of the Institute for Trend Research (ITR) Economics, Dr. Alan Beaulieu made his 11th appearance and economic forecast for 2020. Attended by over 600 business leaders and owners from the tri-state area, Beaulieu is no stranger to the Manufacturing and Industrial community. A prolific
Ohio Introduces New Workforce Development Bill
House Bill 2 was recently introduced in Ohio to establish and fund three new workforce development programs. Overseen by the Development Services Agency, this bill will support industry sector partnerships and industry-recognized credentials by providing $32.5 million in state funding in FY 2020 and FY 2021 for the three programs.
How Not-for-Profits Gain Traction: Seven Practices Great Leaders Use
On June 5th, 2019, for the 18th Annual Non-Profit Leadership Summit, Barnes Dennig welcomed Justin Maust to discuss the top practices required to be a great leader. Maust is a certified speaker, trainer and coach for the John Maxwell Team and travels throughout the Midwest helping leadership
How Wholesalers and Distributors Stack up in 2019
Request your private copy of the 2018 Compensation and Benefits Benchmarking Study here. Barnes Dennig, USI Insurance and WesBanco collected compensation and benefits data from 46 regional wholesalers and distributors. By gathering this information, participants can compare their infrastructures to others in the region. Below are some statistics related
Proposed Regulations for Market-Based Sourcing in Kentucky
Earlier in 2018, Kentucky Legislation passed House Bill 487 which brought substantial reform to the Kentucky Tax Laws. Among these changes were two specific adjustments which were made to move to a Single Sales Factor apportionment method and adapt to a Market-based sourcing approach. Proposed regulations submitted by Kentucky Legislators