Bio
Deborah Nason writes for national, statewide and regional publications, focusing on emerging business issues. Deborah relocated to Connecticut in 2006, after serving as contributing editor and lead writer for five years for the Blue Ridge Business Journal in Roanoke, Virginia. She has owned several small businesses, lived all over the U.S., and has an M.A. in Management and Human Resource Development. She serves on the boards of the NY chapter of the American Society of Business Publication Editors, and the Connecticut Economic Development Association.
Crain's Investment News
Community Leadership Awards Special Report
Take a family-centered approach when working with Indian-Americans
The real estate expert is in the house
Measuring a client's financial health
Africa pure plays emerging for retail audience
Reaching out to Generation X and Y investors
Program helps women cope with 'life transitions'
Investors are taking the "slow' approach
Growth area for advisers: 'Accidental entrepreneurs'
Parents are upbeat about meeting college costs, but advisers skeptical
Advisers seen as key to success of 'impact investing'
Coexisting with a CPA parent a challenge for advisers
CPAs continue to add planning to their practices
Financial studies flourish at academies
2010 Community Leadership Awards profiles
2009 Community Leadership Awards profile: Volunteer of the Year
2009 Community Leadership Awards profile: Volunteer Team
2009 Community Leadership Awards profile: Community Service
2009 Community Leadership Awards profile: Mentoring Excellence
FPA chapter creates planning ambassadors
Peru, despite growing economy, draws mixed reviews
Permanent U.S. residents represent adviser opportunity
Taking a broad view of 'environmentally friendly'
Carbon emissions trading becomes hot
New service connects advisers with buyers, hires
Nigeria's financial services industry is booming
Senior citizens' living sector may be safe haven
Community investment goes mainstream
Green financial instruments getting their day in the sun
Financial firms going 'green' to win clients
Iceland getting back on track as place to invest
Advisers discovering benefits to an 'under one roof' model
Ya, mon, sun shines on Caribbean economies
Muslims have pent-up demand for financial services
Investing in Africa: Is now the time to jump in?
Elder care becoming focus for advisers
Corporate scandals give rise to fiduciary consulting
Niche planners target low- to moderate-income market
Biodiesel industry heats up as number of plants rises
Turnkey asset management programs taking off
Charitable rollover provides opportunity for giving
Financial-gerontology program attracts advisers
Long-term care starts to take on a homier look
Advisers said to overlook middle-class minorities
The Business Journalist
A challenge from the past, a challenge for the future
Blue Ridge Business Journal
Defining corporate culture
A new emphasis on R&D
Riding the auto storm
Innovation-driven economies the new focus
Gussying up the old lady
Emphasis on youth
Region's IT workers in short supply
Who'll drive your freight?
Insurance smackdown
The fury of the bankruptcy bill
Surrogate universities and industry galaxies
Hanging back, moving ahead
Book Editor, Investment Book "The Naked Portfolio Manager"
Website: The Naked Portfolio Manager
Book excerpts
Book Editor, Investment E-Book "Let's Get Naked"
Newspaper Association of America
Making a 'Good' Newspaper Video: Expert Advice
Editing, Publishing and Hosting: Cutting It Down and Putting It Up
Making Money: Pre-Roll, Post-Roll and the Ads In Between
Hartford Business Journal
Orosz leads the greening of Hamilton Sundstrand
Connecticut Business Magazine
CT Business writer wins award
Becoming a biofuel state
Corporate Taxation: 2006 & 2007
Flying Full Throttle
The Art and Business of Gifting
When Risks Pay Off
Insourcing in Connecticut
Spreading Their Wings
Business New Haven
Banking Wars - Winners & Losers
Sales Training: Beyond the Hype
Seven Over Seventy
Will Energy Prices Chill Construction Market?
Where the Smart Money Is
Building Leaders from the Ground Up
Christian Science Monitor
Traditional living, with a slightly modern twist
Credit unions make a hard charge at banks
Virginia Business Magazine
Charting a new course: Dr. Edward Murphy plans to transform Carilion Health System
An economic engine for Southwest Virginia?
A downtown for Smith Mountain Lake?
The changing face of Virginia business
An antiques primer
'Philpott' brings production expertise to manufacturers"
ECS promotes "Life Cycle Engineering"
Rebirth of downtown is sign of Lynchburg area's revival
Spun-off wireless company thrives after parent company downsizes
Pharmacy school in Grundy addresses national shortage
"Roanoke, New River Valley recast region as a center for new ideas