The Alzheimer’s Association is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to ending Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Through global research, early detection, and quality care and support, they’re working towards a world without dementia
The Alzheimer’s Association is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to ending Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Through global research, early detection, and quality care and support, they’re working towards a world without dementia
In this November edition of Kitsap Business, we shine a spotlight on The Power of Nonprofits—the organizations and individuals who serve as the backbone of compassion and connection across the Kitsap Peninsula.
Women with careers in the healthcare industry often carry the workload of two jobs while caregiving at home for their children, elderly family, or other family members. This can lead to professional and financial penalties such as reduced promotions and a decrease in income. Not to mention the mental burnout and stress that goes along …
For many seniors in Kitsap County and across Washington State, the decision to relocate is both exciting and emotional. Whether the move is to be closer to family, downsize to a more manageable space, or transition into a senior living community, selling a long-time home is a major step. Understanding the process and preparing both …
There’s something about October that brings out our fear of the unknown. Spooky sounds, creepy costumes, and pumpkin spice-flavored everything. But the scariest things of all? Financial mistakes that can haunt you for decades.
If you’re a business leader, you’re likely familiar with tools like ChatGPT. The technology behind them, Large Language Models (LLMs), has captured the world’s attention. It’s a fascinating opportunity, but how do you translate that into real-world business value?
Welcome to the October edition of Kitsap Business. This month we spotlight women whose work strengthens the backbone of our regional economy—on job sites and in boardrooms, in classrooms and closing rooms, at chambers and in shops. Their stories remind us that prosperity isn’t abstract; it’s built person by person, decision by decision, relationship by …