Not only did Virgil add ANOTHER great comment to my response, Jeff De Cagna has also joined in the discussion, responding to Virgil’s comment about “ungovernance.” There’s a lot to talk about among all these posts and co ...
In my “Lessons Learned” post from a few days ago, I buried a link in one of the paragraphs to a cool Squidoo lens that Seth Godin created called the Encyclopedia of Business Cliches (Sue Pelletier pointed to it as well). ...
In my “Lessons Learned” post from a few days ago, I buried a link in one of the paragraphs to a cool Squidoo lens that Seth Godin created called the Encyclopedia of Business Cliches (Sue Pelletier pointed to it as well). ...
Virgil Carter posted a great comment on yesterday’s post. There are several interesting points, but let me focus on one:Perhaps the biggest leadership challenge is understanding that non-profit (particularly IMO) leaders ...
Not too long ago I wrote about how much I hate competency models, quoting a CEO who pointed out that applying a competency model to a cracked cultural foundation won’t work. The next week I posted a quote from John Kotte ...
Fellow blogger (and now good friend) Dave Sabol listed his top five takeaways from the ASAE & The Center annual meeting and then tagged me and some others to do the same. I reserve the right to add to these once I’ve ...
I just posted on the Association Renewal blog a discussion about the repeated mocking of strategic planning that ASAE & The Center have done at their Annual Meetings lately. But I think the funniest part of this meet ...
I just posted on the Association Renewal blog a discussion about the repeated mocking of strategic planning that ASAE & The Center have done at their Annual Meetings lately. But I think the funniest part of this meet ...
It is the “day after” the annual meeting of ASAE and The Center for Association Leadership. This is a regular event for me, and I absolutely love attending it, although as an introvert it completely exhausts me! I learne ...
The Tom Peters blog pointed me to a post listing THE top 5 books executives should read. I’ve got three down, two to go. ...
