A Sensible Approach to Hard Core Unemployment
On the set of the film From the Rough, which I am producing and which is in production until November 5, I spoke with the film’s costume designer. She told me that
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Sports Injuries and Dementia
I have not written recently about my work with the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, but our Advisory Board ended up making a suggestion that eventually resulted in Boston University getting funded
A Better Way to Make Talent, Product, and Service Decisions
Although the induction of Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith to the Pro Football Hall of Fame would not seem to be a subject consistent with what I normally discuss in this blog, the
Hospital and Health Care Patient Safety
My work in health care-related issues has evolved over the past year to advocacy for broad-based employer health programs to much more targeted initiatives in four areas: * Prevention and wellness, especially programs that
Helping Unemployed People Get Employed
Catherine Rampell of the New York Times wrote an article that, unfortunately, reports on an all-too-common problem, the increase in the long-term unemployed population, on December 2, in a story entitled “Dwindling Prospects.
Steve Jobs – A Transformational Leader
Steven Jobs resignation from the CEO position at Apple has given all of us a moment to reflect on how profoundly, as reporter Walt Mossberg observed in the Thursday, August 25, 2011, issue