Set your goal, then relentlessly pursue it
In the sports world, there is a clearly defined champion each year. Every team strives to be the one that finishes on top, but most don’t make it. Many teams have good seasons and might be satisfied with that, but only one is the true No. 1. The question to ask yourself is, what is your […]
Be direct, but remember to be respectful
We all learn from others. We learn by watching the way others lead, the way they conduct business. We learn from their successes — what worked. We learn from their mistakes, or at least we should. Along those lines, I’m always asking the questions: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? These are simple questions, but […]
Uniquely Akron/Canton: Perkins Stone Mansion
Perkins Stone Mansion gives Akron a link to its beginning.
Uniquely Cleveland: Cedar Lee Theatre
Since it opened its doors on Christmas Day 1925 as a 1,100-seat, single-screen theater, the Cedar Lee Theatre has been an iconic destination in Cleveland Heights.
Tim Mueller’s Transaction Analysis: New IT M&A Deals Jan 25
On the heels of the merger between third-party IT services giants Systems Maintenance Services (SMS) and Curvature, Tim Mueller offers his transaction analysis.
Tim Mueller’s Transaction Analysis: New IT M&A Deals Jan 23
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) announced that it signed a definitive agreement to purchase hyper-converged infrastructure startup SimpliVity for $650 million in cash, subject to adjustments.
Government recruiting for a post-baby boomer future
Governments that take the time to assess their human resource needs, create inviting work environments, enthusiastically market themselves, and harness the remarkable outreach of mobile technology and social media outreach will enjoy the greatest recruitment success.
5 easy ways to improve your content marketing strategy
A poorly executed content marketing strategy is actually worse than none at all. Here are five ways to immediately improve your content marketing strategy.
A force for good: A couple that leads with heart
Can we teach ethical leadership? Can we instill this in our young people, using role models before us to guide the way? Or is it something simply born, pre-existing in people? As an educator for 27 years in Chicago, I’ve bet my life’s work that yes, ethical leadership can be taught — must be taught. […]
A look at the self-managed corporate structure
Self-management flattens out organizations and makes individuals accountable to their personal job responsibility, rather than a boss at corporate.