Executive Coaching News Archive

03-Jan-2009

 

  • Use Credit to Keep Your Best Customers (Centre Daily Times)
    When the economy goes south, many companies tighten up on credit approval, causing them to lose both new and existing customers. There is, however, a way to use credit to retain current customers and gain new ones. To accomplish these outcomes, says Vistage speaker Abe Sanchez , find ways to say "yes" while remaining confident of payment.


  • Hospital installs WiFi network (Boston Globe)
    NEEDHAM Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Needham has installed a wireless network to allow easy Internet access for patients and visitors, according to an announcement by hospital officials. "It's important for people to feel connected even though they are in a hospital," Steve O'Halloran, the facility's information systems director, said. "A wireless network is a wonderful way to make sure our ...


  • An arsenal of engaging stories can bring more clients (The Tennessean)
    We have all heard about needing a 30-second commercial or elevator speech that encapsulates all the most important things about your product, service or talent.


  • PEZ HOLIDAY GREETINGS! (PezCycling News)
    About to dig into my Christmas cross-training program. 2008 has been a great year for us here at PEZ ? I say we turned out our best work ever, and our readership growth of 25% is reasonable proof that fans agreed.


  • Positive feedback leads to peak performance, results (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
    Providing effective feedback is a powerful motivator that boosts engagement and results. Yet feedback is often delivered ineptly, too infrequently or not at all.


  • Motivate Survivors After Downsizing (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News)
    Every layoff leaves trauma in its wake. In addition to employees who lose their jobs, edgy workers wonder if they're next.


  • Ex-Hendrick CEO moves on (Abilene Reporter-News)
    Mike Waters doesn't know the meaning of retirement and even though he has officially moved to Dallas, his ties to Abilene remain strong.


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