The problem with problem solving is that it feels so right. As business owners our tendency is to dig in, right wrongs and improve things. We get things done! It’s tempting to hang on to […]
What Savvy Company Leaders Avoid At All Costs. Everyone knows that Superman’s sole weakness is a mineral called kryptonite. If he came in contact with the substance it would slowly drain his powers, weakening him until […]
It’s an ongoing struggle when working on a PR campaign for your business to identify the right tools to use that are low-cost or free. Nowadays, public relations is the go-to growth and lead-generating method […]
Own a business long enough and you’ll develop an acute form of blindness — a myopic mindset that doesn’t stop you from envisioning your goals, but does render you incapable of recognizing the exact issues […]
The most common issues facing owners of small to medium size businesses can be distilled to these three concerns: how to increase brand awareness, how to secure legitimacy and how to generate brand loyalty—all without […]
Will, you were enshrined into the football Hall of Fame with the Class of 2015. And, you never missed a game in your entire 14-year career as a guard for the Kansas City Chiefs. You […]
For business owners, acknowledging that they will have to leave their companies at some point is usually one of the hardest issues they’ll wrestle with. All owners will exit their businesses at some time, either […]
Many software publishers have discovered that auditing their customers can result in increased revenue. Publishers initiated hundreds of audits in 2013, and many unsuspecting audit targets learned that audit resolutions can be extremely costly. In […]
Guarding the Gates of Organizational Improvement With so many change agents, change initiatives, and transformational changes, swarming the marketplace, clearly a lot is changing in business—or is it? In actuality, what makes organizational change a […]
Julia Child’s The French Chef was one of the most popular television shows of the 60s and early 70s. Newly married and an aspiring cook, Carole Kotkin found herself mesmerized by Child’s culinary mastery. When […]
Looks At Space in New Ways The new economy tenants understand this and look at space in an entirely different fashion. They want space that reflects their culture, their ethos, and their values. Slowly but […]
A company’s rich culture can often be hidden in a sad workspace. Sure, you might have a casual dress code and a spirited softball team, but no one will think much of it if you’re […]
Growing up on the same New Hampshire farm that my great-grandfather worked a hundred years ago gave me an appreciation for family farming that has stayed with me. I learned to raise chickens by working […]
A Passion for Pizza and People Tell us about your career with Domino’s, when it began and when you took over as CEO. I’ve been here seventeen years. I joined in 1997 and became CEO […]
Responsible for storing and distributing data among employees and customers alike, servers are the backbone of just about every modern business. Of course, this type of mission critical power comes at a cost; however, if […]
With so many headlines noting dangerous or even deadly events, safety is on the minds of many no matter where they go—and that includes both public and private events. That means meeting and event planners […]
10 Don’ts that Destroy Life-Changing Connections at Work Let’s face it, business relationships can be tough and some even adversely impact careers and the bottom line. Although relationships are a fundamental aspect of the human […]
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