How good causes soar with exponential benefits
How does the welfare of a homeless, unemployed military veteran in Pittsburgh connect to a group of nonprofits collaborating on a high-tech business solution to fundraising?
It takes multiple voices to build a chorus
Communities are living, breathing things. They are often complex systems that must balance the broad and sometimes conflicting interests of their citizenry and businesses. But it’s cooperation that leads to mutual success. Take The Peoples Hospital, for example. This month, columnist Dr. “Tim” Stover leads with an anecdote about its formation some 100 years ago […]
The ties that bind people, profit and planet
Why the path to sustainability must incorporate the needs of people, profit and planet.
5 tips for developing accountability
“It’s not my responsibility.” “I’ve done what is in my job description.” “I’m tired of doing somebody else’s work.” If you hear this in your organization, it’s a sign your culture has an accountability issue.
Reactivating networking muscle memory
Transitioning from an intense, all-on corporate leadership role to retirement requires executives to alter well-entrenched patterns of behavior. The most obvious and often most feared change is around time and deciding where to channel energies.
Still plenty of room for new female entrepreneurs
Female entrepreneurs are growing in numbers, but not quickly enough
What’s next for PIT?
I first heard about the natural gas drilling at Pittsburgh International Airport about a year ago. It sounded good — a win for both PIT that has had to deal with losing a major airline hub and a local energy company that can provide jobs. But now that the drilling has gotten underway, what happens next?
There is still much to learn, even for CEOs
You can gain a lot by continuing your education, even if you’re a CEO
How your city can become a global player
What your city can do to become a global player.
One person can make a difference
See how an early life lesson helped one woman make a big difference.