The most valuable piece of business advice I have received lately is, “the secret to being a great consultant is to have great clients who actually want your help – choose your business relationships wisely.” As always, relationships matter! I see the wisdom of those words each time I take →
The world continues to get smaller, and communication takes just microseconds – a boon to business growth, now at speeds unheard of even 20 years ago. Nothing replaces the in-person appearance, though, in terms of making a real connection. And so the past few months and the next few months →
Leaving the position of CHRO at a Top 100 corporation to establish and lead my own consulting company has been an eye-opener and a life-changing experience. In addition to the career move, my wife and I have also made a residential move, from Los Angeles to Sag Harbor, NY – →
I just returned from three weeks of traveling for client work in New York City, London, and Ithaca, NY. Everywhere I went, I was surrounded by incredibly talented up-and-coming leaders who have a nearly insatiable hunger for learning, getting great experience, and making a difference to people and organizations. It →
Since announcing the official launch of EXEX on October 8, I have had the good fortune to experience considerable early interest and support among current as well as potential clients and alliance partners. Consulting situations under development include a human capital and organization change strategy for a large technology and →
Many of you know I recently left Northrop Grumman Corporation as Chief HR & Administrative Officer and will eventually be relocating my family from Los Angeles, CA to Long Island, NY. A number of people have asked me to keep them informed regarding my next career steps, and I certainly →
