Learning to respect your hour
While the corporate culture of many organizations has embraced the importance of proper physical and mental care for employees (often over-the-top, looking at you, Google), many 9
First Impressions Last the Longest: The Final Installment in the Client Service Series
In this final part of my blog series on client service, let’s talk about loyalty. Everyone knows that loyalty is the ultimate driver of long-term success for any enterprise, and
Corporate Culture: “I’m Kind of a Big Deal”
From revenue to the quality of products and services, many factors influence how outsiders see a brand. But what about the perceptions of the people on the inside? For them, it’s
The Perks of Perks
Summer Fridays, gourmet catering, pre-cation, onsite childcare, education subsidies, unlimited vacation days, and complimentary gym memberships. These are just a handful of example
Good Behavior is Good Business
Here’s the truth: collaborative, respectful partnerships generate the most impactful results. When the relationship between a PR agency and a client is mutually considerate, stre
Challenge the conventional
“Conventional wisdom” is a roadblock for substantial progress. A college professor once said that the most important thing we could learn was to question everything, respectful
A Day at Paragon
Everyone has their own way of looking at things. The same piece of art can have multiple meanings depending on each viewer’s perspective. The same goes for experiences.
In 2015, Aim for Agility
To be resolute is to be set in your ways. In my mind, this is not the ideal state to embrace a new year full of opportunities.
Five things my sister’s wedding taught me about business
Image courtesy of the Newlyweds, and their hilarious dog Dexter. This past weekend I spent hours in front of cameras, friends and most importantly, family. As my face has spent t
Hiring? Character counts.
I’ve hired quite a few people over my career, and I’ve made many excellent choices. But I’ve also made my fair share of misjudgments. Hopefully, we all get better at this