Do you want a strategic planning committee?

December 16, 2019

By / par Meredith Low Setting strategy is a core responsibility of an organization’s board. But the process by which that strategy gets set can vary widely. Some boards are completely hands-off, simply reviewing a […]

Dividends versus Salary

February 18, 2019

I recently got an email from a client who is turning 70 and wanted to know if, that now that he is claiming Old Age Security (OAS), he should take a salary or dividends. In […]

The Great, Big Cover Up

February 18, 2019

Don’t worry. TIAC Times hasn’t morphed into a publication on conspiracy theories. This article is about removable fitting covers, also known as insulation blankets, insulation jackets, pre-insulated covers, and perhaps a few more descriptives. Suppliers […]

What’s a Strategic Plan Worth?

February 18, 2019

By Meredith Lowe Strategic Planning Across sectors and services, there’s a huge drive to prove value – often expressed in terms of return on investment, or ROI. To figure out ROI, you need to think […]

A New Door Opens

January 10, 2019

By Shaun Ekert As I begin my term as president of TIAC, I want to stress the importance of two concepts the association and our membership should be thinking about as we move into the […]

Want to be a Mind Reader?

January 10, 2019

By / par Steve Clayman, Director of Energy Initiatives Want to be a Mind Reader? Facilities managers are the people in charge of making sure buildings operate the way they were designed to operate and […]

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