About Our Guest: Douglas Conant is a superstar in the American food manufacturing world, having served in senior executive positions at General Mills and Kraft, then as President of Nabisco Foods. In 2001 he took over as CEO of Campbell Soup Company. The company’s stock was trailing the S&P 500 and falling sharply. Over the…
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About Our Guest: Dr. Laura Schlessinger is the author of twelve New York Times bestselling books and is one of the most popular talk show hosts in radio history. In her provocative, pull-no-punches style, Dr. Laura takes on the most compelling issues of our time – lax morality, situational ethics, elastic values, and anemic accountability. …
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About Our Guest: Mark Sanborn is president of Sanborn & Associates, an idea studio dedicated to developing leaders in business and in life. A graduate of Ohio State University, Mark is an international bestselling author and a noted authority on leadership, team building, customer service, and change. His eight books include The Fred Factor and…
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About Our Guest: Erika Andersen is an accomplished author, consultant, and coach. But what really sets her apart is her insistence on sustainability. She’s not interested in a simple consulting gig. She wants to make a measurable, long-term difference in people’s performance (and lives). Follow through and reinforcement are hallmarks of her work in organizational…
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Last week’s death of my good friend Stephen R. Covey triggers a flood of memories. I first met Stephen in the late 1960s when he and his brother John and I were all faculty members at Brigham Young University. Though not yet known outside of university and church circles, Stephen was clearly a great thinker.…
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Author and leadership superstar Erika Andersen interviewed me on her blog recently. We talked about some of the critical behaviors that enable leaders to be successful in an atmosphere of change. To see the interview, visit Erika’s blog at ErikaAndersen.com.
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