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Team behavior is a critical enabler of successful innovation, and innovation is about so much more than technology.
Senior leader of strategy at Key Equipment Finance Jennifer Martin spoke with Deborah Reuben, CEO and founder of TomorrowZone, for an article in The Monitor about Martin’s work in youth basketball and how it has highlighted important parallels for leadership and innovation.
Shawn Arnone, Head of Manufacturer & Government Alliances at Key Equipment Finance, sat down with us to share his thoughts on what is ahead for the industry.
Tim Stickney, Key Equipment Finance senior vice president and national marine specialist, wrote about alternative fuels, new-builds and retrofits for marine industry growth in Marine Link.
U.S. businesses will spend more than $2 trillion in equipment and software this year, and a significant amount of those assets will be financed. Below are the Top 10 Equipment Acquisition Trends for 2023, according to the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association.
Farms have become quite a bit more technologically advanced than they were in the past - with new agricultural trends intersecting with advances in technology. Key Equipment Finance vice president Justin Woodward wrote about financing the modern-day farm in Spudman.
Interest in business jets as a way to avoid traditional airlines has increased, according to Peter Bullen, Executive Vice President Bank Channel and Clean Energy at Key Equipment Finance.
Leaders from Key Government Finance worked with Buffalo Niagara Medical Center in New York to find a refinancing solution that saved them nearly a million dollars.
Building a team that is ready for the future requires an investment and commitment in innovation, according to a recent Monitor Live panel entitled “Human Side of Innovation: Skill Building for a Future Ready Team.”
The first LNG containership to fuel on the West Coast is now in service, thanks to Pasha Hawaii and financing brought about by Key Equipment Finance and several collaborators.
KeyBank’s annual Business Leadership Program (BLP) at the University of Colorado-Boulder (CU) campus brought future students to the school to learn more about the business world.
