By Mary Arnold

What better way to start the workweek than to read the heart-warming story of a credit union that has put a 35-year-old widow with five kids into a house? Seeing the good press $320 million CP Federal Credit Union got in the local Jackson, Mich., paper for its good deed is icing on the cake.

By Franck Schuurmans, Ph.D.

By Bryan E. Clagett

Posted by Erin Templer

My sister-in-law was expecting to attend her 10-year high school reunion this summer. That is, until the other week when she found out that the event was canceled due to lack of interest.

By Erin Templer

I attended CUES School of Applied Strategic Management in Chicago last week, and listened to John Oliver, Laurel Management Systems, Inc., present. If you’ve attended this program before, you know the first day-and-a-half (well, really the entire program) is intense.

By Barb Kachelski, CAE

By Lisa Hochgraf

By Bill Atkinson

Posted by Christopher Stevenson

Sometimes business models are forced to change, often because of disruptive technologies. Today I heard that The Wylie Agency, a leading international literary agency, will be acting as its own publisher and releasing a number of its authors' older books--like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Invisible Man, and Lolita--exclusively as e-books on the Amazon Kindle.

By Fred Johnson