Date: April 22, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:CONTACT: 330-364-7777Matt A. Miller, President & CEO GregW.Dorris, Executive Vice President & CFOmmiller@firstfed.com gdorris@firstfed.com FFD Financial Corporation Reports Record Earnings ForThree- and Nine-Months Ended March 31, 2026 DOVER, OHIO - FFD Financial Corporation (OTC: FFDF), parent company of First Federal Community Bank, National Association, is
Andrew BacheTreasurer CERTIFIED POSTINGBrandy GrantDirector of Teaching &LearningMegan HeathDate Issued:April 8, 2026Director ofStudent ServicesPosting Dates:April 9-15, 2026Rachel GibsonDirector of ContinuousPosition:4th / 5th Grade Multi-Age Gifted ClassroomImprovementAyushman Rajvansh (Resignation of Cheyenne Hall)Director of TechnolooJacob GlasgowTransportation DirectorLocation:Port Washington Elementary& Cafeteria SupervisorJames McPeekEffective:2026-2027 School YearDiæctor ofBuildings &Certification:-
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any small business, and even profitable companies can struggle if money does not move in and out at the right pace. For small business owners, managing cash flow well creates breathing room to make smarter decisions, handle surprises, and invest in growth without panic. The good news is that healthy cash flow is less about complex finance and more about consistent, practical habits. Key Points to Keep in Mind Below are the core ideas that shape a healthy cash flow
Starting a business is thrilling — like balancing on a surfboard while building it. The Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce understands the courage and chaos that come with entrepreneurship. To thrive beyond the honeymoon phase, every owner must make deliberate, strategic investments — the kind that multiply returns over time. TL;DR New businesses should focus on investing early in financial management, digital visibility, operational efficiency, and scalable systems. Thoughtful choices now — from
In today’s AI-driven marketplace, trust has become the most valuable form of currency. Clients no longer rely solely on reputation — they rely on evidence. Whether it’s through verified data, transparent communication, or consistent digital behavior, organizations must now earn credibility across every digital interaction.The Foundations of Digital Trust Building trust begins with authenticity and transparency. Clients expect brands to be accountable not only for what they deliver but how they deliver
Standing out isn’t optional—it’s survival for any business. Whether you run a local bakery or a lean SaaS startup, your customer’s attention is contested real estate. And while price and product still matter, it’s often the image—the flash, the feeling, the framing—that earns the first glance. Welcome to the visually competitive marketplace, where success isn’t just about what you sell, but how fast you can make someone care. Here's how to make every pixel count. Grab Attention Fast You don’t have
Every manager says their people are their greatest asset, but few actually invest in them like they mean it. Training and education tend to land on the chopping block when budgets tighten, yet they're the difference between a stagnant workforce and one that drives meaningful results. When done right, staff development doesn’t just fill knowledge gaps—it sharpens competitive edge, keeps teams engaged, and strengthens retention. The question isn’t whether to train, but how to train—and that’s where many
In a world where conference rooms have given way to browser windows and networking mixers are mostly profile-driven, the way businesses collaborate has undergone a transformation. It’s not simply about having a slick website or a polished pitch deck anymore—it’s about understanding the subtle etiquette and strategic nuance of showing up well in digital spaces. Successful partnerships today are often born in DMs, over Slack intros, or through quiet referrals passed on LinkedIn threads. The landscape
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