914INC. Q3 2011
914INC.'s Third Quarter 2011 issue.
An Irvington Internet startup is a “textbook case” in doing well by doing good.
How Pleasantville successfully reinvented an old tradition for new times
Nonprofit helps local students find their business voices
AOL’s hyper-local news venture sprouts up throughout Westchester—promoting citizen journalism along the way.
A local seafood distributor smokes its products—and the competition.
How to deal with chronically late employees
We asked several local businesses where they source their office supplies and equipment.
A Pelham inventor makes your emails stand out (in a good way).
Advice from the shuffleboard court
The co-working trend is staking its (shared) spaces throughout Westchester.
Employees of the sport’s official governing body are served a volley of nifty extras.
Should you date your subordinate?
Where do executives go when it’s time to decompress, de-stress, and unplug? We asked.
These small independent stores are more than holding their own against the mighty big-box chains.
These blood-bound business owners prove it's all relative.
Clan dynamics add drama to everyday management decisions.
Three Grocery Stores, Three Family Dynasties
From row boats to race boats, Westchester waters are full of spectacular vessels and the nautically inclined residents who navigate them.
From retailers to restaurants, lawyers to financial planners, healthcare providers to fitness centers—and almost every area in between—Westchester businesses are poised to capitalize on the aging of America.
