Author Archives: vinceliuzzi
Boost a Team’s Emotional Intelligence for Better Business Results
Our friends at CCL got it right again. More on emotional intelligence…. When emotional intelligence is mentioned, there may be agreement that it’s indeed a great thing for someone to be more relatable, more self- aware and better at controlling … Continue reading
Giving the gift of feedback
3 FEEDBACK STEPS THAT WON’T CRUSH YOUR TEAM – insights from our friends at CCL… 3 Feedback Steps That Won’t Crush Your Team Giving feedback is one of the most important—and most challenging—tasks all managers face. For first-time managers, it … Continue reading
4 Smart Home Equity Moves
by Vince Liuzzi Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer, DNB First If you’re a homeowner, your mailbox is probably piled high with offers to “get the cash you need fast” with a home equity line or loan. It’s easy … Continue reading
7 Easy Ways to Put Yourself in a Better Home Buying Position
by Vince Liuzzi Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer, DNB First Spring isn’t just the start of baseball season; it’s also the beginning of another big season – the spring home buying season. And just like baseball, the home … Continue reading
Shedding the Weight of Credit Card Debt
by Vince Liuzzi Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer, DNB First With spring just around the corner and summer not far behind, many people are focused on getting into shape. While it’s always important to focus on our … Continue reading
Be Mortgage-Ready in 2016
by Vince Liuzzi Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer, DNB First It’s that time of year again; the time to think about the goals you’d like to accomplish over the next 12 months. If one of those goals … Continue reading
5 Cool Reasons to Use Your Credit Card
by Vince Liuzzi Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer, DNB First Credit cards. We’ve all been warned about the dangers of using them. Some experts advise you to cut them up. Others offer creative suggestions to discourage usage … Continue reading
