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Mentorship for Female Engineers
Today is International Women’s Day. We celebrate Women’s Day today but in my life we celebrate strong, smart, powerful women every day! As a business owner and a mother of three girls I have both a professional and a personal …
Build a Successful Change Management Process
Change initiatives are a vital component of keeping a business competitive. To ensure a successful outcome, two sets of processes are necessary — those which are constructed as part of the change initiative, and the processes that are used to …
Opportunities Abound in Cyber Security
Recently I facilitated a breakfast briefing for the New Hampshire High Tech Council featuring Candy Alexander, a cyber security professional. Candy provided insight into pursuing a career in this field, with its skills in high demand. Read more…
How to Master Change
These days, the old adage about “change is the only constant in life” is a concept you can’t ignore. Upgrades to your business – whether to keep up with product innovation, technology, business models, your competition, your evolving customer base, …
“Springboard” Your Change Initiative
When managing new change initiatives within an organization, I use a productive process called “springboarding” to launch the project in the right direction. Essentially, I repurpose the well-known project “post mortem” exercise and use it at the start of an …
Diversity and inclusion in today’s workplace
Across our country and certainly here in New Hampshire, the Skills Gap and Workforce Development tend to monopolize a lot of conversations I am hearing. And although the impacts of the gap are felt across industries, it seems that it …