Five Tips to Increase Your Firm’s Chance of Getting a Small Business Bank Loan Courtesy of American Bankers Association Despite what you may hear in the news, banks have the funds and want to make loans to small business owners … Continue reading
It’s 2013 and Bank of American Fork is celebrating its centennial year—we opened our doors as People’s State Bank of American Fork in 1913 and our customers were mostly sheep farmers. Now we’re Bank of American Fork, but our customers … Continue reading
Courtesy of PCBB’s Banc Investment Daily If you’re looking for ideas you might want to implement to help your company next year, consider the results of a Staples survey about the top things employees want to see from their company. … Continue reading
Since 2013 is our centennial year, we decided to hearken back to 1913 for our holiday card this year. We had a great team—Red Rider Creative and artist Bryan Niven—create the card for us. Check out this behind the scenes … Continue reading
Guest post by John Rees, Attorney, Callister Nebeker & McCullough Most of us know that the words we read and photographs we see online, in books, and in other media are probably protected by copyright law. But who owns the … Continue reading
Guest post by Ken Burnett, VP/Director of Training and Business Development, Bank of American Fork This series is written from experience and is part of Bank of American Fork’s management training program. The program embraces the philosophy that management is … Continue reading
On Thursday, December 12, Bank of American Fork and CEObuilder will be hosting the event: What is the state of your written agreements? What you don’t know can hurt you. This topic will be presented by Damian C. Smith, attorney … Continue reading
Didn’t get all your holiday shopping done on Black Friday? Shopped out? Finish your shopping for everyone on your list in five minutes. A VISA®Gift card is the perfect present for any child, spouse or friend. VISA® Gift cards allow … Continue reading
You’re treating a client to a nice dinner when the server announces your corporate debit card was declined. Perhaps you’re at a trade show and realize you need to pay extra in order to get your booth up and running, … Continue reading
The little boy was so traumatized by neglect and abuse that he spoke to his therapist from inside a cardboard box for two years. Inside, he clung to his trusted teddy bear—the only one he felt comfortable with enough to … Continue reading
