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Great books and movies often rely on a villain and a hero. An applause-worthy presentation should do the same. In a movie the villain, or antagonist, is the bad guy who's up to no good. Enter the hero, the protagonist, to make the world safe again. In a presentation, the role of the antagonist can be played by either a direct competitor or a problem in need of a solution. Your brand, product, company, or solution can play the protagonist. The key difference between a book or movie and a presentation is when the villain's identity is revealed. The other night I watched The Bone Collector , with Denzel Washington. It ...
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Consider the following scenario: You are CEO. You have a major corporate initiative which requires significant resources and attention. Your reputation as leader is at stake. The credibility of your company is on the line. But the head of the responsible division won't follow orders. He relies primarily on cronies rather than the best people in his group to drive this priority. Even worse, there is widespread corruption in his institution. He pays lip-service to... More » What does it take to launch a socially beneficial initiative inside a big company? eBay's recent efforts suggest you don't have to ...
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If I had a gun at the moment, I would have shot my the screen. Not because I am worried about retirement, but because of the weenie culture that is being cultivated by the media. However, I guess that is not surprising when you consider this excerpt from The New York Times: “…today’s children do grow up with soccer leagues and spelling bees where everyone gets a prize. On some playgrounds dodge ball is deemed too traumatic to the dodging-impaired. Some parents consider musical chairs dangerously exclusionary. Children are constantly feted for accomplishments that used to be routine. They may not all be honored ...
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John Steinbeck (1902-1968) Abstract: In 1996, the Bureau of Land Management completed its fourth year of work on the multiyear Afton Canyon Riparian Restoration Project. The objectives of this ambitious restoration project are to control exotic plants, particularly the phreatophyte saltcedar (primarily Tamarix ramosissima, T. parviflora), restore critical native plant community structural elements and minimize adverse effects to the riparian zone within the Afton Canyon Area of Critical Environmental Concern. The goals of this riparian, or streamside, project are to improve the proper functioning condition status of a small ...
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"As we attempt to jump-start the economy of 2009, we should recognize both the risks and the advantages inherent in a robust credit industry," write HBS lecturer Nicolas P. Retsinas and Eric S. Belsky . The director and executive director, respectively, of Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies, they offer a prescription for making credit neither too easy nor too hard to get. Key concepts include: It is time to recalibrate the country's access to credit. Tight credit threatens to shut the safety valve of the low-wage sector of the economy. At the same time, open lines of credit should no longer ...
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