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McKonly & Asbury has built a unique reputation serving the real estate and affordable housing industry. It's a specialty few firms can boast. If you are a client or friend of the firm who works in the affordable housing industry, mark your calendar for a special seminar on Friday, October 26th from 10am to 3pm. Read on for more details.
Phishers never rest, or so it seems. Those denizens of your email inbox are at it again and using even more convincing methods to target the unsuspecting. This time they're posing as the IRS and waging a scam so convincing that the IRS has made an official response and a plea to beware! Read on for more details!
Countless books and articles have been written on the subject. Studies have been conducted and results tabulated. Creating a great workplace results in more than just happy employees – it creates long-term customer relationships and increased profits. The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted 15 small companies from across the U.S. that were named the "Top Small Workplaces 2007". Not surprisingly, several common themes were noted among the winners, all of which point to one common denominator – engaged employees. Read on for the full article. 
