May
07
by Chad Biggs There you are, a truly captive audience in an airplane seat. All electronic devices are neutered. You’re asked to look at the headrest monitor in front of you for an important message. Queue the United music. This is the moment a communicator dreams about – an unfiltered opportunity to reinforce a critical... READ MORE »
Apr
29
By Chad Biggs While the stock market’s recent tweet-induced nosedive lasted mere minutes, the dialogue around automation and Twitter as an official news channel will be debated for months, if not years. Depending on your vantage point, the primary culprit is the easy hackability of Twitter (the Associated Press handle was hijacked to announce a... READ MORE »
Mar
01
Each week this collection brings some surprises. Case in point – multiple reads on Marissa Mayer’s anti-telecommuting decree and the role of gender, including one that tackles both topics, spanning three Red Skyers. Sprinkle in some TED and a father-son visit to Burning Man and you have a glimpse into What We’re Reading… Jess Flynn What’s your... READ MORE »
Feb
07
By Justin Nyquist When a crisis occurs, how you handle it will mean the difference between regaining confidence and trust with your stakeholders or losing ground that you may never get back. JFK summed up a crisis perfectly when he said, “The Chinese use two brush strokes to write the word ‘crisis.’ One brush stroke... READ MORE »
Nov
01
by Jenn Connor Change is inevitable. But in some industries, healthcare for example, the specific changes ahead are nothing short of monumental. Regardless of industry, change is often politically charged, emotionally impactful and extremely personal, a powerful combination that can send individuals and organizations alike on a wild roller-coaster ride. No matter how big or... READ MORE »
