Management

Management  ·  Sustainability
Relationship Selling Toward Greater Profitability in the Future

Is America in trouble?  On a daily basis we are being required to answer that question both subconsciously and openly by today’s media pundits.  Recent economic reports have shown vulnerabilities in the United States economic engine including everything from manufacturing to […]

April 23, 2012

Leadership Development  ·  Management
Guest Blogger – Burnout: An Unseen Blaze

In this brief piece, I want to begin an exploration of burnout. Some believe burnout is self imposed by workers who can’t take the pressure. Others find that in the current economic and organizational climates, burnout is imposed by business […]

April 16, 2012

Management  ·  Sustainability
Nonprofit Sustainability

Nonprofit organizations provide very valuable assistance to society. With shrinking funds for programs and a more competitive environment, nonprofit organizations will need to rethink their corporate strategies for future success. In 2005, there will be approximately 1.4 million nonprofit organizations […]

April 9, 2012

Culture  ·  Ethics  ·  Leadership Development  ·  Management  ·  Sustainability
Social Mobility in America

Economic turbulence has overtaken the American way of life.  In Europe and Asia, investors stand uncertain of their next moves.  Even America is part of an economic casualty. Yet, these problems are very personal to the average citizen. Higher gas […]

March 26, 2012

Leadership Development  ·  Management  ·  Sustainability
Mapping out the Green Economy

Most businesses are promoting ‘Going Green’ while politicians peddle the concept as a way to grow jobs.  Many people have been disappointed with the perceived ‘hype.’  My question, with this concept, was who was going to lead this green economy? […]

March 12, 2012

Management  ·  Strategic Planning-Foresight  ·  Strategy
Guest Blogger – Serendipity

      Horace Walpole coined the word serendipity in 1754 after reading the Three Princes of Serendip. The princes “were always making discoveries, by accident and sagacity, of things they were not in quest of.” Today, we have tools […]

March 5, 2012

Management  ·  Strategy  ·  Sustainability
Job Strategies for 21st Century

“Where much is given, much is required” is a theme that I have embraced since I’ve gotten some many opportunities.  Last weekend, I gave a lecture at Payne Avenue Missionary Baptist Church on job strategies for the 2st century.  I […]

February 27, 2012

Management  ·  Strategy  ·  Sustainability
The Power of Creating Sustainable Content

The buzz rang across the world. The word was finally out, “Whitney Houston was dead.”  On February 12, 2012, Whitney died at the age of 48 years old. It was hard to believe she was gone. Through the public eyes, […]

February 20, 2012

Leadership Development  ·  Management  ·  Sustainability
Practicing Philanthropy

In most cases, individuals are not hurt by giving to others.  My co-author, Noriko Chapman, emailed me last week about royalties on our book, Second Chance, and how the funds would go to charity.  While I looked at this book […]

December 5, 2011

Management  ·  Sustainability
Sustaining Gratitude in Society

Sadly, many folks are too busy running the rat race to say, “Thank you.”  I remember sitting in a Sunday School class of young students during my college experience at Southern University. I remember one student saying how ungrateful he […]

November 19, 2011

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