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A Seat at the Table with Mari-Anne Kehler: The Immeasurable Importance of Diverse Thinking and Inclusion at the Top

Originally published in The Female CEO. When it comes to influential women in business, Mari-Anne Kehler leverages her experience to cultivate teams and transform an organisations culture through coaching, innovation and an inclusion and diversity driven approach. Her role at Los-Angeles-based accounting firm GHJ as Partner and Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer [...]

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Repeal of Employee Parking Tax

The “Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2020” government funding bill was signed by President Donald Trump on Dec. 20, 2019 and includes a provision to repeal Sec. 512(a)(7), which relates to the tax imposed on tax-exempt organizations for providing transportation and parking to employees. The tax was first implemented through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act back in D [...]

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Disconnect, Recharge and Get Ready for a Great New Year

One of the best things about one year ending – and the next beginning – is the ability to reflect on lessons learned. Finishing up year two as Managing Partner of GHJ, I am aware there are many lessons and ways I get to prepare for year three. As I look back on 2019, I am proud of the many accomplishments at GHJ. We have experienced one of the greatest growth years i [...]

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PODCAST: Crystal Ball: A Look at 2020 Predictions with Jason E. Squire

GHJ Entertainment Partner Ilan Haimoff talks with Jason E. Squire, Professor at the USC School of Cinematic Arts and Editor of The Movie Business Book Fourth Edition published by Routledge, about his predictions for the entertainment and media industry in 2020. Click here to find out what is on the horizon for streaming services, major studios and more.

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Amazon’s Next Grocery Venture

Amazon recently reported that it is moving forward with plans to open a new grocery store chain in 2020, with the first store set to open in Woodland Hills, California. Amazon’s initial step into the grocery industry was in 2017 with the $13 billion acquisition of Whole Foods. With over 500 stores throughout the country, the acquisition expanded Amazon’s footprint int [...]

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Get Your Board on Board

Originally published in Los Angeles Business Journal Without fundraising, most nonprofits would cease to exist. However, the BoardSource “Leading with Intent” Report consistently has fundraising performance as a top area needing improved board performance. Fundraising is often outside the comfort zone for board members, but some key strategies can help change that. [...]

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How to Win the War for Talent

Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine The term “war for talent” has been thrown around for decades to underscore the challenges of retaining and attracting talented individuals in a dwindling pool of recruits, but an often overlooked concept among most businesses is that there is not a shortage of skills, but that businesses don’t recognize where to look when [...]

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S Corporation Transactions: Planning, Opportunities and Obstacles

For fiscal year 2018, approximately 5.1 million S corporation tax returns were filed, which outnumber partnerships (approximately 4.2 million tax returns) and C corporations (approximately 2.1 million tax returns), according to the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”). It is pretty clear that an S corporation is a popular choice for many business enterprises. As mergers [...]

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Marketing Personnel: Who Is Today’s CMO? Is There Even a CMO?

Originally published in Target Marketing Magazine The title of CMO is at once desirable and perhaps outdated at some organizations, according to marketers putting a great deal of thought into the role’s evolution. Top marketers at CallRail, a provider of tracking and analytics for phone calls and web forms, and at GHJ, an accounting, tax and consulting firm, provi [...]

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