Suddenly, It’s September!

September 2025

Suddenly, It’s September!

We’re turning the corner into fall and running down the clock on the third quarter. That means making plans to finish strong. Following on the heels of last month’s feature on project management, our main story this month takes a step back and talks about techniques for big-picture strategic planning. Then our team brings you an update on variables that have presented a unique challenge to planning this year—President Trump’s evolving trade policy and tariffs that impact pricing and supply chain strategies. On the lighter side, we explore the flavors of September’s early fall harvest, and we send your brain back to the classroom with a Fact Funhouse quiz all about back-to-school customs around the world.

In This Issue:

  • Trade and Tariff Updates: How Business Leaders Are Navigating the Latest Changes
  • Planning To Win
  • Savor September: Celebrating the Season’s Harvest
  • School’s In Session

Trade and Tariff Updates: How Business Leaders Are Navigating the Latest Changes

In August 2025, President Donald Trump launched a sweeping expansion of tariffs aimed at rebalancing the trade deficit and boosting U.S. manufacturing.

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Planning To Win

How smart businesses use strategic planning to stay ahead.

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Savor September: Celebrating the Season’s Harvest

Bid adieu to summer, September is here, and with it comes a change in fare at local markets.

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School’s In Session

Sound the bell—we’ve got a pop quiz to test your knowledge about back-to-school traditions around the world.

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Previous Issues

Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days

August 2025

Happy Birthday, America!

July 2025

Almost Halfway!

June 2025

A-May-Zing!

May 2025

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