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December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Adapt to Thrive
A new article on the “teenage brain” caught my attention last week while I was killing time in an airport bookstore. The feature article in this month’s National Geographic Magazine explores new research on the evolving brains of our teenage...
Topics: HR Risk and Employment Practices
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Can’t Touch This: How to Bring Your Strategic Plan Back to Life
February 25, 2015 In an article titled “Why Strategy Execution Fails—and What to Do About It,” in the March 2015 edition of the Harvard Business Review, authors Donald Sull, Rebecca Homkes and Charles Sull explore what happens when mission-advancing strategies...
Topics: General
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Can You Hear Me Now?!
Last week I had an extraordinary opportunity to train a team of nonprofit leaders on workplace conflict resolution. The members of the team work for an international, multi-cultural nonprofit. Working together over several days we explored the process of re-framing...
Topics: HR Risk and Employment Practices
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Calling All Factions
I’m fascinated by research on the human brain, an organ neuroscientist David Eagleman refers to as “three pounds of the most complex material we’ve discovered in the universe.” By luck I happened to catch Tuesday’s edition of the NPR Program...
Topics: HR Risk and Employment Practices
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Buyer’s Remorse
In a thought-provoking “CEO to CEO” feature article in the September/October 2010 edition of Associations Now magazine, four CEOs were asked: “If you could take back one business decision you’ve made in the last five years, what would it be?”...
Topics: HR Risk and Employment Practices
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Busting Myths
During a typical holiday visit with my family the conversation often turns to news of the latest medical, scientific or commercial “myth.” During this year’s July 4th celebration the conversation quickly turned to the recent study on the positive health...
Topics: General
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Break Free: The Big Payoff from Kicking the Habit
April 1, 2015 Leaders are guided and inspired by the missions and values of the organizations they serve when they are called on to balance risk and reward in programming. And when it comes to the toughest choices, most leaders...
Topics: General
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
Brain Freeze
Once again I’m intrigued by and caught up in the latest research and analysis on the human brain. I’ve been re-reading “The New Science of the Teenage Brain,” featured in the October 2011 issue of National Geographic, and I’ve begun...
Topics: HR Risk and Employment Practices
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
2010: An Odyssey of Your Making
Instead of dreaming about sugar-plums, many nonprofit leaders will fall asleep tomorrow evening dreaming about better times for the organizations they serve. Let’s face it, 2009 was a rough year for the vast majority of organizations that provide vital social...
Topics: HR Risk and Employment Practices
December 2, 2016
Resource Type: Risk eNews
A Word of Advice
February 11, 2015 Helping our members think through their risk-related challenges is incredibly rewarding. We approach member questions as wonderful opportunities to learn about and understand the pressure points in risk practice in the public, nonprofit, and business sectors. But...
Topics: General