Government Pension Liability
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
Mike Critelli
An Insightful Perspective on End-of-Life Decision Processes
As the son of a mother who, mercifully died suddenly as a result of an automobile accident when she was in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, and a father who deteriorated
Bob Hoffman R.I.P
Recently, I learned of the death of Bob Hoffman, a 95-year-old Pitney Bowes retiree who served with the company for 56 years, the second longest tenure in the Company’s history (from 1939
The C.C. Sabathia Announcement
One of the most well-liked and well-respected New York team athletes, C.C. Sabathia, announced that, effective immediately, he is checking himself into an alcohol rehabilitation program. He will miss whatever remains of
Observations about Yogi Berra
Much has been written and spoken about Yogi Berra after the announcement of his death early Wednesday morning, September 23, 2015. Yogi Berra is one of my two favorite team sport athletes. The
The Importance of Small Service Contracts to Large Organizations
During my tenure as Pitney Bowes’ CEO, our clear long-term challenge was to identify those business opportunities that would enable us to grow when mail begin its decline. We placed many bets, from