After Covid, some things remain (and that’s a good thing). by Emily Lang Joy has returned. After an incredibly difficult 18-months, the world seems to have suddenly turned the corner, and reasons to celebrate can be found in the every day. Sure, there were things to be grateful for during the pandemic. For me, I’m […]

Emotional Intelligence for Leaders.. and Life by Dave Rhea Almost a decade ago, I was fortunate enough to work for a company that, at the time, was eager to recognize and develop leaders from within its ranks. As a result, and after a lengthy application process akin to college entrance, I was chosen to participate […]

Speak the Language of the Country You’re In by Jim Priest A number of years ago my wife and I travelled to England and France for an anniversary.  England I was ready for.  France?  Not so much.  The reason was I didn’t speak French, despite Mrs. Caderat’s best two year effort to facilitate French language […]

Collaboration, always. by Stacy McNeiland Henry Ford once famously said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, examples of collaboration abound. Over the last year, we’ve all lived through history, and while none of us would choose to relive the pandemic, […]

Fake News, Public Figures, and Defamation – by Bart Binning, Ed.D. (1) A study by Pew Research during the 4th quarter 2020, they found that roughly 2/3 of the US population “believe their political system needs major changes or needs to be completely reformed.”[i] It is suggested that at least part of the reason for […]