Nobody cares as much about your business, your customers, and the future of the company as much as you do.
Most of my clients are mid-market private firms with revenues ranging
Companies can build reputations and legacies based off of single stories, and it's easier than ever in the internet age.
For example:
Four years ago The Ritz-Carlton safely returned a little boy's
This morning I'm working in Ohio with a sales team of over 80 from a billion dollar manufacturing client.
They understand and believe in the philosophy of Evergreen.
Not just because they
Yesterday I had to call Expedia.
For the first time in a long time, I used the site to book some upcoming travel. When my credit card statement arrived, I noticed
Sometimes we all get lucky.
For those who missed it, Leamington, my neighbouring town, was in the New York Times the other day.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/30/business/international/town-where-the-tomato-is-king-rallies-to-save-its-heinz-plant.html?_r=0
Leamington got lucky. Leamington didn’t diversify. It had all
In just a couple of nights, the ball will drop and we'll officially start another year.
Across the globe, people will toast and resolve that somehow tomorrow, next week, and next
Almost everyone has heard the story about the bowl of M&Ms in Van Halen’s famous concert rider.
You know, the one where Eddie Van Halen says they require a giant bowl
We would all like to believe that our people always set out do their best, and that the biggest sin in management is the dreaded ‘micromanaging.’
But the huge success of
Sometimes, the most profound business insights are found where we least expect them.
That's certainly the case on this, the 163rd week of the Tuesday Tidbit. Because this week, the insight