A model for successful living
By John Langhorne / Guest Editorial
In three previous articles, (www.corridorbusiness.com/consulting/leadership-and-leading-a-meaningful-life/), we strolled through a series beginning with the idea that attitudes are learned motivators....
The importance of determining a nonprofit’s competitive advantage
By Regenia Bailey / Guest Editorial
Running and managing a nonprofit has a lot of challenges, not the least of which is working with a...
Helping younger generation brings challenges
By Tim Hawkins / Guest Editorial
As the American population ages into retirement, younger generations may be the ones responsible for picking up the pieces....
Learning from President Harrison: be brief and be gone
By Greg Dardis / Guest Editorial
I’m fascinated by presidential trivia and the way it distills the sprawling history of 43 U.S. presidents and their...
Just Because you said it, doesn’t mean they got it
By Gale Mote / Guest Editorial
Over the past few months, I have been working with an organization making the transition to high-performance work teams....
It’s not marketing if you don’t have a strategy
Lynn Manternach / Guest Editorial
Is your company implementing content marketing without a strategy?
The popularity and effectiveness of content marketing continue to increase. But there’s...
How to become the happiest 2 percent
By Greg Dardis / Guest Editorial
My wife and I are about to welcome our third child, which means the Dardis household will soon be...
How to become the happiest 2 percent
By Greg Dardis / Guest Editorial
My wife and I are about to welcome our third child, which means the Dardis household will soon be...
Reading, writing and thinking
By John Langhorne / Guest Editorial
When I was a youngster, one of my greatest discoveries came when I was about 10: the Helena (Mont.)...
The board and the budget
By Regenia Bailey / Guest Editorial
This is the time of year when many nonprofit boards develop their annual budgets. Managing an organization’s financial resources...