Posts from Fred Glaeser

WILMINGTON, DE--(Sep 13, 2011) - According to a May 18, 2011 article in The New York Times, employment rates over the past two years for new college graduates have plummeted, as have starting salaries. This bleak job outlook is forcing new college graduates to accept low wage jobs such as those ...

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand announced her support for three programs designed to help stimulate manufacturing in areas with high unemployment. The senator was in Olean on Monday

Imagine buying one kitchen knife set and never having to purchase another cleaver or steak blade for the rest of your life. The stuff of chef and housewife dreams does exist according to CUTCO Cutlery, which offers a

Q. What inspires you professionally? A. I love being in a position to help people live their dreams. Many don’t see the greatness in themselves and sometimes all they need is someone to believe in them

NEW BEDFORD — William Baker III has struggled with dyslexia almost all of his 19 years — he was diagnosed at 18 months as part of a Rutgers University study. But Baker never dreamed that a summer job

I was on the phone with Mike Alfred when he told me how his young company is growing sales and landing big customers, like Lockheed Martin. I thought he had some interesting techniques

I asked offensive lineman Leroy Harris to answer 5 questions …Q. One song you’d karaoke and why? A: “I’m not sure. I don’t always know the names. I just listen to the radio. I’m not a big CD person.”

Recently, I finished reading Seth Godin’s book Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? It does a great job articulating a feeling that has been developing within me over the past couple years as it challenges the reader to become great, or a ‘linchpin’, in their given industry through art creation. ...

Calgary businesswoman Angie Macdougall, division manager for Vector Marketing Corporation, the direct sales division of Cutco Cutlery Corporation, was recently presented with the "Marty Domitrovich Award for