A Real World TOP GUN – Leading us Through Turbulent Times
Have you seen “Top Gun: Maverick”? It stars Tom Cruise in the sequel to the original motion picture. Cruise’s character is chosen to lead a team through a rigorous training exercise because he’s “been there, done that.” His character’s credibility is solidified...
NEVER FORGET!
In 1905 the Spanish philosopher George Santayana stated in The Life of Reason, “Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it.”[i] “Never forget!” is a rallying cry that is exclaimed every so often in the course of human history that generally...
“GLOBAL INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP”
The term “leadership” is getting a lot of attention these days. According to author Dr. Muteba Mukendi, citing a survey published by the World Economic Forum, the world is facing a leadership crisis. In fact, Mukendi shares the results of a 2016 Gallup poll...
THIRTY YEARS AGO – AN OMINOUS FOREWARNING
Thirty years ago today, we Americans were introduced to large-scale, foreign acts of terrorism here on our shores. On February 26, 1993, an ominous forewarning occurred in lower Manhattan as the World Trade Center (WTC) was targeted for the first time....
TOP NON-FICTION BOOKS OF THE YEAR
The winner of the annual NIEA award for best work of Non-fiction went to David Rose for his SUPER SIGHT. UNDAUNTED was one of five Finalists. Read more about all five books…
TOP NEW BOOKS ON LEADERSHIP
I wish to offer my congratulations to Lisa Gable for earning this year’s NIEA* Award for best new book on Leadership. Lisa is the Author of Turnaround: How to Change Course When Things are Going South. In the book, the hands-on executive and Wall Street...
CULTURE AS A COHESIVE FORCE
My colleagues’ reaction to the horrors on 9/11 and their resolve to quickly rebuild the company was driven by more than just human instinct. Despite the utter horror that rained down on the people of Baseline, I witnessed the company’s strong corporate culture take center stage. Read more…
FINDING THE RIGHT PHOTOS
“A picture paints a thousand words” is an often-used cliché that holds much truth. By itself, without human explanation, a photo or a painting can connote time and place. They can also elicit feelings of warmth, coolness, despair, dread or even pure joy. ...
A PROUD AND PRODUCTIVE SON OF 9/11
On September 11, 2001, ten-month-old Jake Campbell lost his loving mother due to a murderous act of hate. Jill Maurer Campbell was the executive assistant to the founder and CEO of Baseline Financial Services, which was headquartered at the World Trade Center....
MARATHON METTLE
On November 7 of this year, Kellie Kenny will run the New York City marathon. It will be her first NYC marathon since she ran it twenty years ago in November 2001—soon after the horrific events of 9/11. Kellie’s decision to run this particular race again is...
