Looking Back In Time
One television show I enjoy watching is Mad Men, which takes viewers back to the world of the early 1960’s advertising agency. Through the series, we get reminded how far we have
Mike Critelli
Paul Newman
I do not usually react when a performing arts celebrity passes away, but Paul Newman’s passing was different. Over time, I came to realize that, in certain ways, he was a role
Extra Fees For Services
On Saturday, September 13, I was listening to a commentary by Geoff Colvin of Fortune magazine. His topic was the increase in the number of items for which U.S. domestic commercial airlines
Transportation Finance
As a person who has been involved in providing advocacy and advisory services as a volunteer for over two decades, I find that public and political decision making relative to transportation shows our
Impact Of Price Increases On Cigarette And Alcohol Consumption
In my last blog, I commented on a July 11 article by Mary Walsh of the New York Times on the crisis relative to horrifically large pension and retiree medical obligations for government
Innovation - April 2008
At Pitney Bowes [https://www.pb.com/], we have done a lot of thinking about how to innovate successfully. As a result, we have challenged conventional wisdom about how innovation actually occurs. There