Leaders, Governance and the Chaplain
At the 9th World Congress on Corporate Governance, held at the Royal Overseas League in London last week, I was responsible for chairing a session […]
At the 9th World Congress on Corporate Governance, held at the Royal Overseas League in London last week, I was responsible for chairing a session […]
The Ethical Corporation, publishers of EC Magazine, have just released their annual list of “ethical leaders”. It features:1) Stuart Rose – Chief executive, iconic UK […]
I always try to give examples, and here’s one that ought to inspire a few of us to go that little bit further. From the […]
Running alongside my occasional series on Management Insults, I thought I’d add a set of entries entitled, “Contempt for Customers” that will highlight some of […]
Running alongside my occasional series on Management Insults, I thought I’d add a set of entries entitled, “Contempt for Customers” that will highlight some of […]
In the real world, profit may be achieved fortuitously through little effort, minimal investment, almost immediately and at next to no risk. Conversely, losses can […]
For a while now, I’ve been building a series of definitions of ‘management-speak’ terms that insult human intelligence. One day I might even find a […]
Not a lot of people know this, but… there’s a market out there for used postage stamps. All kinds of stamps get sold by the […]
It’s taken me a few days to get round to posting this, but I felt it was well worth bringing to people’s attention. Each year, […]
Neurosis, also known as psychoneurosis or neurotic disorder, is a “catch all” term that refers to any mental imbalance that causes distress, but, unlike a […]