Leadership Twin Cities Archive

  • multitasking

    It’s OK if you do one thing at a time….really!

    “I didn’t meet anyone.” “I didn’t get any business leads.” “It wasn’t worth my time.” Those are some of the reasons I hear from people dissatisfied with a membership organization, professional development course or community program. If you joined a health club, but didn’t go,...

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  • j0198091

    I’m Making A List, And Checking It Twice….

    Ho hum, same names, same companies. That’s what I thought when I read the Twin Cities Business magazine’s “200 Minnesotans you should know”. I think I could have listed about 75% of the people mentioned without ever looking at the article. Are you a “usual...

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    Can the Minneapolis and Saint Paul Chambers of Commerce create “A Merger of Equals?”

    Denver and Seattle have one. So does Atlanta, Boston and Charlotte. All these cities have succeeded in creating a single, effective business-lead organization that drives economic development and promotes regional leadership. Could the Minneapolis Regional and Saint Paul Area Chambers merge two successful Chambers into...

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    To Merge or not to Merge. That is the Question.

    Last week came the announcement that Kristofer Johnson was leaving his post as the President of the Saint Paul Chamber of Commerce.  Before their board goes on a lengthy search for a new president, I think both chambers need to seriously consider this question: is...

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  • talk2hand

    Are we losing the fine art of argument?

    argument noun: ahr-gyuh-muh nt a discussion involving differing points of view; debate: As a child I was a listener.  I loved being in the midst of a group of adults talking about all sorts of things.  Being the youngest of seven kids I was exposed...

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