Lots of the companies we work with are small and privately held. But some of our smallest clients are our most innovative. Because they don’t
Recently, events in Wisconsin have reverberated throughout our nation. At stake is the right of public employees to collectively bargain their union contracts. Unions have
I have the fever. It is spring, and I find myself a school girl again, gazing longingly from my window at budding trees and greening
Hello class. For this TradeShow Teacher lesson, I decided to share with you some of the lessons I have learned over the years. Some of
Phil Kemper With the current downsizing of most companies large and small, it’s safe to say that many of the contacts that salespeople had
I’m on my way to Memphis, making the five hour drive from St. Louis to do a small install for a good client. My wife
Phil Kemper In this issue, we talk about how you can avoid the pitfall of a prolonged search by having more confidence in your
I’ve always been fascinated by professional wrestling. Not because I enjoy watching steroid-bloated actors performing a carefully choreographed exhibition masquerading as an athletic competition, but
Chuck Bowling Located in the heart of the famed Las Vegas Strip, Mandalay Bay is home to 3,211 rooms, 1.7 million square feet of
A few months ago I ran into Rich Johnson and Jim Murphy on the show floor at the NBAA show in Atlanta. We got to
