Originally published by Knoxville News Sentinel By Sharon Pryse, Chairman and CEO From the Blue Ridge Mountains, to University of Tennessee football, to the Grand Ole Opry, to Memphis-style ribs,…
Succession planning: It’s OK to talk about it
Originally published in the Knoxville News Sentinel There is a great commercial airing now, where a woman goes to her boss to announce her retirement in 15 years. This shows great…
Finances: It’s all in the details
Through the years I have spoken to a number of different groups. I remember distinctly however speaking to a group of women in their twenties and thirties over twenty years ago. …
What to do with your 401(k)?
Sharon’s Lastest Column in the Knoxville News Sentinel If you’re lucky enough to work for an employer who offers a 401(k) and you’ve made the wise decision to participate, congratulations!…
A 401(k) is good for employees, business owners
A 401(k) is good for employees, business owners Sunday, September 20, 2015 – Knoxville News Sentinel by Sharon Pryse Employees are generally the most valuable asset for a business, and…
To Debt, or Not to Debt
Sharon’s latest Column Knoxville News Sentinel Nobody likes being in debt. Everyone can agree on that, yet people still find themselves owing someone something. Despite their best efforts, people can…
Make the Most of ‘New’ in Your Career
May 23, 2015 – Knoxville News Sentinel It’s all about perspective. Being “new” can be positive, just take yourself seriously so that others will too. Whether you’re graduating from college…
Supporting Aging Parents Through Planning
Knoxville News Sentinel – As we age, we have a greater appreciation for all that our parents have done for us. As they age, they usually appreciate all we now need…
Haslam Makes Appointments to Higher Education Boards
NASHVILLE – Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam today announced the appointments of eight new members and five re-appointments to Tennessee’s higher education boards as well as the selection of the chair…
KNS Knoxville’s Top Women-Owned Businesses
The Knoxville Business Journal published its 2013 Book of Lists recognizing Knoxville’s Women-Owned businesses. The Trust Company ranks 14th by company-wide number of employees with a staff of 59 people.…
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