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Fred Koury
From the CEO
Fred Koury, co-founder and CEO of Smart Business Network, offers his view on the basic business issues that face CEOs running mid-sized companies. His subjects range from business ethics to improving communications to making tough decisions.
Current Column: Moving along
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Michael Feuer
Tips From the Top
Michael Feuer, the co-founder and former CEO of OfficeMax, shares the management insights he has gained from building a startup into a Fortune 500 company. Mr. Feuer started OfficeMax in 1988 and grew it to nearly $5 billion before selling it in 2003 to Boise Cascade Corp.
Current Column: OMG — panic in the streets!
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Jim Huling
The Business of Life
Jim Huling is CEO of The Jim Huling Group, a strategic consulting company enabling leaders and their teams to achieve extraordinary results. Jim's leadership experience spans over three decades, including eleven years as CEO of a successful technology company recognized multiple times as one of the "25 Best Small Companies to Work For in America." Jim is also the author of Choose Your Life! a powerful proven method for creating the life you want.
Current Column: Do one thing
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Do one thing
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Dream as you go; don't wait for tomorrow.
Keep your promises
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Customers aren’t going to take it anymore!
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This is your wake-up call.
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Strong caveat to new management
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First, do no harm!
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Three keys to finding and developing your strength
What's in a name?
Fred Koury
Brands today don't have the power that they used to
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