In Chicago, the Carpenters and the Teamsters Union agreed to another round of labor concessions. This negotiated settlement takes the place of legislation enacted by
Welcome back, students! I know we all want to be ‘cool,’ so this class is on something we all know about: being ‘trendy.’
I mentioned this idea of who owns a design in my column on good design a few months ago, and at the time, just said
The American Dental Association hosted its national convention in Las Vegas on October 10-13 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. The convention drew over 60,000
This month, I’d like to talk about the tricky question of recruiting, sales representatives in particular, from a direct competitor. In this recession, our clients
A year from now, I will be eligible to retire. It’s a good feeling to know that for the rest of my life, I will
I had an interesting conversation with a friend a while back. A group of us were listening to him share a story. He had just
America recently watched the Emmys, yet another celebrity awards presentation full of big hair, sparkly attire, and self-congratulatory banter. This year’s red carpet, however, should
Hi there, class! I am always excited to teach a new class relating to tradeshow success. Today’s class is especially exciting because it touches on
When you think of the “age” factor, consider Clint Eastwood. Recently, I have seen a number of his pictures – varied, exciting, creative – ones
I’ll keep my introduction short, as my space is limited this month due to some of the obituaries whose names and/or photos grace the same
John Riddle At ease and knowledgeable on the tradeshow floor, John Riddle is in his element as he speaks with exhibitors and attendees at the
