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It’s near the beginning of the fourth quarter. Of course, by now, you’ve got a good understanding of how this year will conclude. You’ve compared
September 13, 2016
Thoughts, news and research on the business of optometry from the nation’s leading practice growth and optimization consultants.
It’s near the beginning of the fourth quarter. Of course, by now, you’ve got a good understanding of how this year will conclude. You’ve compared
Step back for a moment. Take a deep breath. Now ask yourself two important questions. Where am I? Where am I going? If you’re like
Optometrists are generally a conservative bunch. You don’t like to rock the boat. You have the lowest divorce rate of almost any profession (not a
…yours is just to do or die.” You have likely heard these words before, which originate from a military chant. It’s understandable that the military
Retiring, taking on a partner or an associate, buying a practice, hiring an at will employee? These are all examples of transactions that are likely more complex in action then they are in theory, no matter how much thought you may have given them before hand.
Cleinman Performance Partners, North America’s leading optometry consulting think tank, has selected Optometry Cares – The AOA Foundation as the national beneficiary of their 2016 fundraising efforts.
Oneonta, New York: Alan Cleinman, CEO and founder of optometry business consultancy Cleinman Performance Partners, has named Jim Vitkus to the newly created position of Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President.
I’ve been a bit quiet for the past few months. I’ve been busy. After five years and lots of hard work by a great team,
As the leaves turn and we enter into the planning season (you ARE planning your upcoming year, right?), I’m reminded that leaders are responsible for setting the vision for their firms.
There is a new piece of artwork hanging in the conference room at Cleinman Performance Partners.