Booz Allen Hamilton • February 7 2025

Velocity

Welcome to Velocity, a Booz Allen magazine that dives into the many ways advanced technologies are accelerating outcomes for federal missions, making them more efficient, productive, and secure—often in unexpected ways.

Semperis • February 7 2025

2024 Ransomware Holiday Risk Report | Semperis Expert Guides

Despite widespread cybersecurity efforts, many organizations are unintentionally opening a door to ransomware by reducing their defenses during weekends and holidays.

Bain • February 6 2025

To Avoid Activist Investors, Think Like Them

CFOs can prepare for—and reduce—activism risk with a strong strategy that is well executed and well communicated.

VTDigger • February 5 2025

Kristina Callahan earns her “license to learn” as an aviation technician

When Kristina Callahan graduated from Blue Mountain Union High School in 2020, she wanted to go to college. But she knew college was an investment, and she was entertaining several areas of interest—from becoming a military pilot, to working with animals, to becoming a mechanic.

VTDigger • February 5 2025

She beat addiction —now Amanda Southwick wants to help others

When 36-year-old Amanda Southwick was a student at Poultney High School, she was a high achiever. Her parents recognized and supported her academic promise: they expected her to make the honor roll each semester, and they encouraged her to think about college.

Wipfli • February 3 2025

Policies and impacts of Trump’s education agenda | Wipfli

In January, President Trump issued a directive to pause federal grants and loans across various sectors, including education, to ensure alignment with his administration’s policies.

Wipfli • February 3 2025

Trump’s impact on the distribution industry | Wipfli

The distribution industry faces significant changes in tax, trade and labor policies that could reshape supply chains, pricing and profitability. President Trump’s early executive orders and policy proposals signal shifts in corporate taxation, tariffs and workforce incentives.

Wipfli • February 3 2025

Understanding Trump policies facing tribal entities

President Trump has signed dozens of executive orders since taking office last week. The potential impacts for tribal nations, entities and industries range from citizenship status to tax liability to federal-level visibility, which itself can have implications for official tribal recognition.

Wipfli • February 3 2025

Trump’s impact on government programs

President Trump’s wave of executive actions in January 2025 has triggered a fundamental reshaping of federal priorities, sending ripples through government agencies at the state, county, city and village levels and through contractors and grant recipients nationwide.

Wipfli • January 31 2025

How Trump policies will reshape the real estate investment landscape

The real estate industry is entering a period of transition as President Trump’s policies reshape real estate, introducing significant changes to real estate financing, federal leasing and workplace policies.

Wipfli • January 30 2025

Explore Trump’s tech agenda | Wipfli

In his first wave of executive actions, President Trump made his priorities for the tech industry clear — cutting regulations, accelerating innovation and cementing America’s leadership in critical sectors, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and digital finance.

Construction Dive • January 6 2025

Construction leaders eye estate planning as tax changes loom

Anita Mahamed is a CPA, CFP and a partner at Milwaukee-based Wipfli, an accounting and consulting firm that works with construction companies. She leads Wipfli’s construction and real estate practice in southern Wisconsin. Opinions are the author’s own.
While the upcoming Republican-controlled Congress and presidency may extend current tax exemptions, construction company owners aren’t taking chances with their succession planning. At stake is a potential reduction in the lifetime estate and gif...

Bain • December 11 2024

Why the Quality vs. Cost Trade-Off in UK Healthcare Is a Myth

When UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting described the NHS as “broken,” just after taking office in July, newly elected British Prime Minister Keir Starmer embraced and reiterated the point.

Wipfli • December 4 2024

Will tribal gaming innovate or stagnate in 2025?

Tribal gaming emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic into an uncertain world. The pandemic forced a contraction, then there was a big jump during the initial years of recovery. Now, things have started to normalize, making the landscape a little more predictable.

Wipfli • November 27 2024

Real estate’s great wealth transfer will arrive in 2025 — and most firms aren’t ready | Wipfli

The largest transfer of generational wealth in commercial real estate history is coming in 2025. This isn’t hyperbole — it’s a fundamental shift that will reshape how deals get done, who wins them and what organizations need to survive.

Wipfli • November 27 2024

Why your next strategic healthcare hire in 2025 should be a tech visionary

Forget everything you know about healthcare’s chief information officer, because in 2025, the role will be unrecognizable. Healthcare organizations need a new kind of leader, one who does more than manage information or even keep technology systems running.

Wipfli • November 25 2024

The technology battle in 2025 will be for data ownership

Every time you step into an elevator, check your medical records or track your fitness, you’re creating data that could be worth millions. The big question in 2025: Who gets to profit from those digital breadcrumbs you leave behind?

Wipfli • November 25 2024

Distribution outlook 2025: Building better foundations | Wipfli

The distribution industry is charging into 2025 with grand visions of AI-powered warehouses and automated efficiency. There’s just one problem: We’re building castles in the clouds while our foundations crumble.

Wipfli • November 18 2024

Education outlook 2025: Freeing teachers to teach | Wipfli

Five minutes into a standardized test, a kindergartener’s headphones malfunction. Across the room, three students can’t log into their testing accounts. Twenty others wait, growing restless. The teacher spends 45 minutes troubleshooting technology instead of teaching — time that could have been spent helping students discover, learn and grow.

Miller Valentine Construction | Experience the Dif • November 13 2024

Voyage Foods Brings Innovative Allergy-Friendly Products to the Midwest Voyage Foods Brings Innovative Allergy-Friendly Products to the Midwest | Miller Valentine Construction

Miller Valentine Construction is expanding its footprint in the food manufacturing industry with an exciting new project for Voyage Foods. A food manufacturing startup, Voyage Foods focuses on creating allergy-friendly & environmentally sustainable foods — nut-free spreads, cocoa-free chocolate, bean-free coffee — with the mission of providing accessible, affordable, and sustainably-made products free from top allergens to consumers globally.

Wipfli • September 18 2024

FDI insights for the Midwest manufacturing sector

The American Midwest is becoming a hotspot for international manufacturing companies looking to expand. These businesses aren’t just bringing money; they’re creating jobs, spurring innovation and boosting economic growth. Having the right partner to guide foreign direct investment (FDI) can help companies address critical areas in their expansion plans.

September 11 2024

Reviews in Urology

Reviews in Urology is a quarterly journal that reviews the latest advances in urology diagnosis and treatment. It is the official journal of LUGPA, the only nonprofit urology trade association in the U.S. The journal includes peer-reviewed research, case studies, interviews with thought leaders, and insights on emerging trends and research.

July 3 2024

Community Garden for Advanced Inclusive R&D Report Opportunity Studies 2023

Students who are Black and Latino and all students who are experiencing poverty are disproportionately impacted by educational inequity. For every student to emerge as a global leader, educational research and development (R&D) must follow new and boldly transformative practices.

The Marketer (SMPS) • June 26 2024

Strength in Leadership: Lessons from a Women-Owned Small Business

During my career, I’ve had the privilege of working in diverse environments; however, none have exemplified leadership quite like the women-owned small business where I currently work.