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Spotlight On The LTB 2017 Gold Sponsors

By Chava Shapiro // Business, Let's Talk Business // 3 min read

World-renowned business gurus. Strategy-focused breakout sessions. Powerful networking opportunities. The LTB 2017 Summit is a business education event like no other—designed to help you learn, grow and lead. And with September 6th just around the corner, the excitement is growing…

Can you feel it?

As the anticipation mounts and preparations are underway, we’d like to take a moment to recognize our Gold Sponsors, who have made this event possible.

(P.S. Are you registered yet? If not, head on over to ltbsummit.com before tickets sell out!)

Without further ado, meet our Gold Sponsors:

NEW @ LTB 2017: The LTB Awards—Championing the Jewish Entrepreneur

By Chava Shapiro // Business, Let's Talk Business // 2 min read

Do you know a business or business leader that has been a catalyst of growth and success?

Are you one?

Then you’re going to want to know about an all-new feature of the LTB Summit—happening SEPTEMBER 6, 2017 at The Rockleigh in NJ.

It’s Official: Chris Hogan as Keynote Speaker @ LTB 2017

By Chava Shapiro // Business, Let's Talk Business // 2 min read

A former All-American football player, Chris Hogan has never backed down from a challenge.

But how did he go from national football champion to a world-renowned leadership and financial expert speaking to organizations all over the country on how to successfully run and grow their businesses?

We Set the Bar. Now We’re Raising it. Roth & Co Partners with LTB

By Chava Shapiro // Business, Let's Talk Business // 3 min read

Since the launch of the first LTB Summit four years ago, LTB has ignited a movement. It’s impacted so many lives and helped countless Jewish entrepreneurs and businesspeople learn, grow, and succeed.

And it’s all been possible because of your shared vision and support.

Announcing LTB 2017—September 6th @The Rockleigh!

By Chava Shapiro // Business, Let's Talk Business // 3 min read

Back by popular demand, the LTB SUMMIT is back for 2017; and this time with a whole new agenda and platform.

First started in 2013, the LTB SUMMIT was groundbreaking in its ambitious goals of bringing together Jewish business leaders for a day packed with an array of brilliant keynote speakers from around the country, content-driven agendas, interactive programs, and powerful networking opportunities.

Preparing for the Relaxation Rush

By Meny Hoffman // Business, Let's Talk Business, Productivity // 2 min read

Next week, Ptex Group will be closing its doors for a few short days as our hardworking team plans to celebrate the wonderful Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover).

The benefits of taking a break are well-documented. The ability to catch our breath, to clear our minds. Revamp and re-energize.

What is often overlooked, however, is the importance of proper preparation prior to stepping away from the hustle and bustle of our business lives. Read more

Why I Stopped Making Resolutions

By Meny Hoffman // Leadership, Productivity // 3 min read

The calendar has recently turned, and, with the change in year comes one constant: people setting grand resolutions and failing spectacularly.

No, this isn’t some deep-seated lack of faith in humanity – it’s fact. Research shows only eight percent of people actually achieve their New Year’s resolutions. This failure has, unfortunately, become so comically commonplace that it’s expected.

The question is, why? Read more

Debate Debacles: How NOT To Talk To Your Clients

By admin // Business, Let's Talk Business // 3 min read

Amidst the helmeted hairdos, hyperbaric hyperbole and heated harangues, a presidential debate was apparently held this past week.

The Donald on the right. Madame Secretary on the left. And a collective nation of weary voters crammed smack in the middle.

News flash: The presidential debate was anything but presidential.

Pointed questions went pointedly unanswered. Vague claims and misleading statistics and snide references were haphazardly thrown around. And copious sniffles abounded.

This was not America’s finest moment – at least from a business perspective.