by Rich Mayhew | Mar 26, 2021
I was talking to a friend very recently. She had started a business during the Great Recession of 2008. What a time to have started one! She described the difficulties and challenges associated with shepherding a startup during economic uncertainty. She now says...
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by Deborah Pettry, Ph.D. | Sep 22, 2020
Have you read Erik Larson’s The Splendid and the Vile yet? It’s about British Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s leadership of his country during the Blitz air bombings of 1940-1941 – a time of great threat and uncertainty. The threat was the strong possibility of a...
by Rich Mayhew | Jul 9, 2020
Management gurus in the past such as John Kotter and Peter Drucker have spoken much of the importance of good management because when practiced well it ensures predictability and the achievement of consistent results. This steadiness of purpose creates orderliness...
