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Welcome to the archives. These articles represent many different seasons of my career. You’ll find posts written during my doctoral studies, years of marketing consulting, entrepreneurial experiments, and the occasional reflection on whatever happened to be capturing my attention at the time.

Blogging looked very different when many of these posts were published. Rather than removing them or fixing broken links from now defunct themes, I’ve chosen to preserve them as a snapshot of where I was, what I was learning, and how my thinking has evolved over the years.

Some ideas have stood the test of time. Others reflect the questions I was wrestling with at that particular moment. Either way, they tell part of the story.

Ethics and Political Acumen

by | Apr 11, 2020 | Uncategorized

[column width=”25″]I headed into this class with little expectation of being engaged in the material, but left the class really enthused.[/column]
[column width=”25″]We were charged with a deep exploration of ethics as it applied to corporate governance.  Now that I can see the larger picture, it is completely understandable why the pursuit of ethics is so important and so widely discussed.[/column]
[column width=”50″ last=”last”]I have written more in this class than in any other.  I reached a new summit in what I can accomplish through diligent pursuit and good use of time management.  I can also say that the depth of my research grew to a new level in this class as well. The only bad part about the class is that 30% of our grade hung in the balance in the last week.  It is clearly a make-or-break proposition on the last assignment.  I love the pressure.[/column]