Kenneth Loeb
Kenneth Loeb was fortunate enough to engage in multiple careers each building strength, confidence, and expertise throughout. Kenneth Loeb has been a successful litigation lawyer and has maintained his law license. Kenneth moved on to owning/managing a packaging business with a proven record of success for over thirty years. He joined the board of directors of a publicly listed company in the defense and health field and eventually was appointed Chairman. The company stock price consistently outperformed the S & P index throughout his tenure. Kenneth Loeb currently devotes the majority of his time to commercial real estate holdings in Canada and the USA where his past experience has benefited the stability and growth of the company.
Kenneth Loeb Discusses Everything You Should Know About Commercial Leases. Press release content from NewMediaWire.
The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Ottawa Ontario Canada - ( NewMediaWire ) - October 22, 2020 - Business executive Kenneth Loeb recently discussed everything you should know about commercial leases. A commercial lease can determine whether a business succeeds or fails. In fact, many business owners are unaware of just how different commercial leases can be from residential leases. Coronavirus Is Affecting Mortgage Rates and Home Ownership. Business executive and investor Kenneth Loeb recently discussed how COVID-19 is affecting mortgage rates and homeownership.
The coronavirus pandemic has turned the world upside down. Investors have been on edge, as the market took a major downturn when the virus began to take hold in early 2020. However, several actions taken by the Federal Reserve could benefit homeowners or those wanting to take out a mortgage in the coming weeks or months. Business investor and executive Ken Loeb recently discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting homeownership and mortgage rates. “It’s difficult to find any positives coming out of the coronavirus pandemic,” Ken Loeb said. Kenneth Loeb explained that the Federal Reserve made an emergency mortgage rate cut on March 3, 2020. “Home sales dropped drastically in the spring of 2020, but sales began to rise again in the summer months,” Ken Loeb said. Kenneth Loeb Discusses the Benefits of Redeveloping Commercial Properties.
Business executive Kenneth Loeb recently discussed the benefits of redeveloping existing commercial properties.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA, November 19, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A diversified real estate portfolio is often a profitable one. Investor and business executive Kenneth Loeb recently discussed how redeveloping existing commercial properties, as opposed to solely investing in residential real estate, can be an ideal investment opportunity. "There is a lot of income potential in commercial redevelopment," Kenneth Loeb said.
"Commercial deals are typically larger and require a larger upfront investment, but that often results in more profit down the road. " Kenneth Loeb explained that the redevelopment of commercial properties typically has an annual return off of the purchase price between 6 and 12 percent. "A lot of aspects of managing commercial properties are easier," Kenneth Loeb said. Kenneth Loeb explained that residential property owners are generally always "on call. " Ken Loeb Speaks Out on How Restaurants Can Survive COVID. As a real estate executive and businessman, Ken Loeb understands what business owners are going through with the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Restaurants rely on the public to stay in business and need technology that helps them keep customers safe. Contactless technology can help customers have confidence in their safety when they dine out and conduct other public transactions. With public health in mind, businesses need ways to avoid physical contact and still engage their clientele. Here are six ways restaurants and other businesses can make their business contactless: Although contactless payment options have been available for a while, the technology hasn’t been widely adopted. Ken Loeb understands that guests to not want to come in close contact with restaurant staff. Trusting Your Employees: Ken Loeb Explains How To Make Remote Work As Productive As Possible. Press release content from NewMediaWire.
The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada - ( NewMediaWire ) - October 7, 2020 - As a manager or supervisor, you’re no stranger to the tough working conditions of the past few months. When you’re trying to manage employees who are working from home, it can be hard to get maximum productivity from your team. Business executive Ken Loeb is sharing his top tips for helping your employees to maximize your workday, no matter how different the conditions may be from a regular day in the office. First, Ken Loeb recommends making it clear to your employees that you understand many of them are facing unusual situations. Ken Loeb also recommends setting daily and/ or weekly goals with your employees but being flexible with how and when they achieve their goals. It’s also important to define boundaries for yourself, according to Ken Loeb.
Remember the old adage about meetings that could have been emails? How To Keep Your Restaurant Afloat During Covid: Businessman Ken Loeb Explains - World News Report - EIN Presswire.