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Deep in the Heart of Texas: The NACE Convention

Round ’em up and move ’em out! NACE is headed for Dallas!

When Worlds Collide: Collision Repairers vs. Insurers

Can collision repairers really fight off the insurer invasion of the industry? Or, rather than waging war, should they learn to live together in peace?

Insurers: Cowboys At Heart?

Some insurers are rounding up consumers and steering them out of shops like herds of cattle – leaving many shop owners to ask: “Where’s the beef?”

Banking in Cyberspace

Though banking by computer may never completely replace “going to the bank”, most of the nation’s 10,000 financial institutions will offer online banking services by the year 2000.

Which Benefits Are Beneficial

For most collision repair shop owners, devising
an effective employee benefit plan is a guessing game at best.

Beauty and the Body Shop

Uncovering beauty in a beastly lot and a run-down building, shop owner Boyd Dingman is helping to change the image of the collision repair industry and to maintain the image of an Omaha, Neb., neighborhood.

Like a Rock: Southwest Collision of Alsip, Ill.

Ask anyone in the collision-repair business in suburban Chicago about the work and reputation of Southwest Collision of Alsip, Ill., and the adjectives they’ll use can be
summarized in two words – rock solid.

A Current Of Cash

Cash flow. It’s the name of the game in any body shop. That is, in any body shop that wants to stay in business.

1996 Editorial Index

AIR CONDITIONING AND COOLING “Tips and Trends for Coolant Recycling,” Feb., pg. 60 “A/C Retrofit Update,” May, pg. 36 BUSINESS AND MARKETING “How to Get a Yes from Your Banker,” Feb., pg. 33 “Big Brother Sees All,” March, pg. 28 “Perfectly Prompt Payments,” April, pg. 20 “Don’t Get Roped In with the Rest – Try

Bankers Don’t Bite

I’m convinced that most small-business owners are scared to death of bankers. They view loan officers as stiff-lipped stuffed-shirts who exist only for the pleasure of foreclosing on little old ladies on Christmas Eve.