Communicating in a Crisis

The tragic events of April 15, 2013 at the Boston Marathon will forever be embedded in our memory. As we struggled to process the senseless tragedy, we also faced the reality of doing business in a real time world. To keep up with the demand for content generation, many businesses use scheduling services. In normal [...]

Getting the Most Out of Learning Opportunities with #Workhacks

Raise your hand if you have ever had conference brain? After a conference you are brimming with ideas and have a long list of things that you want to try, implement or learn more about. I don’t know about you but I often come down from the conference high, and land back in the real [...]

Yahoo! CEO Ignites Debate on #Remote Work

Yahoo! CEO, Marissa Mayer has ordered permanent work-at-home employees to “get thee to the office.” The move has garnered attention and ignited debate about the merits of this decision.

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue and Money is Green

As Valentine’s Day approaches, the last minute stress of finding the perfect gift begins to slowly creep into our brains…and our wallets. A holiday born from the unwavering dedication of St. Valentine to marry Roman soldiers and preserve the tradition of love has somehow been transformed into a celebration of love through the purchase of [...]

The Pure and Simple Guide to Social Media and Marketing

Ivory Soap has a new ad campaign When Dirt Changes. The ad reads: When Dirt Changes Its Formula, So Will We, Pure and Simple. The ad does a nice job of positioning a long standing brand as relevant today even in the face of so many new soap products. The Pure and Simple tagline resonated with me. [...]