Sharareh Drury Like the rest of the industry, business managers are facing an array of challenges these days while nonetheless continuing to build wealth for their clients.
Among the issues they’ve had to deal with: the aftermath of the pandemic, the disruptions to traditional sources of income caused by the advent of streaming and other technologies, the sudden spike in interest rates, the strikes, and, last but not least, the rollups and consolidation that are reorganizing the world of business management – for better or for worse.
It may seem a cliché to harp on the pandemic more than three-and-a-half years after it changed the world, but its side effects linger and its impact on investment choices are still felt.
For example, the pandemic permanently changed the culture of work-from-home options and many business management firms have altered their policies in that area.
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