Co-CEOs?
By Lisa Hochgraf
They say it's lonely at the top--in the CEO's office, that is. But does it have to be?
The top leadership of the mother's group to which I belong here in the Rochester, N.Y., area isn't such a lonely job because it's usually composed of two--or even three--"co-leaders." Granted, these are volunteers, but this is no slouch job. The organization is busy, busy with activities for moms and tots. Three people still have a lot to do to keep things running smoothly.
Unicorn: the New White Meat (A Lesson in Protecting Your Brand)
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
It's All About Leadership
By Lucy Roidt
Rethinking Motivation
By Theresa Witham
Flash Mob Fun
Posted by Kelly Schmit
On May 22 at 11:16 a.m. Innovations Federal Credit Union decided to “Spark Change” with an impromptu public dance, called a flash mob, at the grand opening of Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport.
A Good Team
By Theresa Witham
How to Make Quality Decisions
By Mary Arnold
After day two of CUES' DLI: Governance institute in Toronto, I'm eager to discuss how to make quality decisions at the board level. For background, I'd like to ask all of you how you would make a board decision.
Asking the Right Questions; Recognizing the Right Answers
By Mary Arnold
Casting my Vote for Next Top Credit Union Exec
By Mary Arnold
I Think I Can
By Lisa Hochgraf
Remember the story of the Little Engine That Could? The little engine's mantra of "I think I can, I think I can, I think I can" is credited for helping him over the big hill, pulling all the dolls and toys. Surely he couldn't have made it had he been puffing, "I think I can't."
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