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Executive Coaching News Archive14-Oct-2008
CoachNet Helping Christian leaders start, grow and multiply healthy churches. www.coachnet.org/ "Is my money safe?" That's question No. 1 for many Americans today. And it goes to the moral heart of the global financial crisis: lack of trust. The balloon has popped. The bubble has burst. Someone left the door open and the chickens have fled the coop. Here are some frequently asked questions about what happens to business deposits in FDIC-insured banks that fail. The answers are provided by veteran financial consultant, Edmond P. Freiermuth. A series of missteps in high-profile television interviews have caused even some supporters to question whether John McCain's running mate is ready for primetime. Our panel of leadership and recruiting experts weighs in on how much adjustment time new employees deserve. William Syrcle explains the new executive coaching aspect of his career as "totally different" from the clinical counseling. "It's not counseling at all," he says while sitting in his new office at 103 S. Johnson St. "Counseling works with past wounds, past hurts, and it's about healing those. Executive coaching is building strengths, advancing and developing individuals. It's more ... Wouldn't it be nice to know that your money is safe? One of the biggest anxieties many employees have is the fear of being fired. The fear may either be a psychological illusion, or a signal of real danger. Deb Elzinga, the Executive Director at Neighborhood Housing Services of Freeport, has been selected to participate in the NeighborWorks® Achieving Excellence Community Development program, which includes residential modules at Harvard Kennedy School. Elzinga is one of 50 leaders selected for this Achieving Excellence class ? a prestigious and highly selective training program offered by ...
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