Kimberly Wiefling is the founder of Wiefling Consulting, a scrappy enterprise enabling individuals, teams and organizations to achieve results that seem out of reach or nearly impossible through leadership and project management excellence. A physicist by education, she spent 10 years at HP in technical leadership and project management roles, then 5 years in the… Continue reading
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Quought for the day #39 – Tom Clifford
Thomas is an internationally recognized award-winning documentary filmmaker. Tom likes to tell people his films are like “MTV meets PBS!” Tom’s passion is branding organizations and transforming individuals through remarkable storytelling and authentic documentary filmmaking. For over 20 years, organizations like The Travelers, Deloitte, Lincoln Financial Group, Epilepsy Foundation, Honeywell and Timex have counted… Continue reading
Quought for the day #38 – Professor Srikumar S. Rao
Professor Srikumar. S. Rao is the Louis and Johanna Vorzimer Professor of Marketing at the C. W. Post campus of Long Island University and an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School. His course – Creativity and Personal Mastery – is one of the highest rated courses at Columbia Business School and has been written up… Continue reading
Quought for the Day #37 – Kelley Bell
Kelley Bell is a writer, graphic designer, martial artist, and seminar leader who resides happily in Ohio with her husband and two children. She is a self proclaimed Eco-Feminist and Progressive thinker. Kelley is a freelance writer, co-author of a soon to be published work on Women in the martial arts, and has written a… Continue reading
Quought for the Day #36 – David Moxam
David Moxam serves as the President & CEO Authentix, David leads a team of PhDs, engineers and industry experts that work with Fortune 500 companies and governments around the world combating the issue. The firm’s pioneering work has been the subject of numerous broadcast and print stories and in 2006, Mr. Moxam was recognized as… Continue reading
Give to 1.6 Million; Lay the foundation to take from 1 Billion – Should you complain?
The last few years there have been many protests in the US about outsourcing and the loss of jobs. I was a bit confused on that but this trip to India it made it clear. I spent most of my time in Bangalore and Chennai and saw what the consumers were fascinated with. Here are… Continue reading
Compassites is M.A.D. – Video on employee social responsibility
Disclaimer: I am one of the Board Members of Compassites. However, I am not writing this post in that capacity. I am thinking that Compassites is M.A.D. (Making a Difference) not only in terms of building cool software products (two of my new startups have their products developed through them) but more importantly via their… Continue reading
The dilemma for Bangalore software industry
I am in Bangalore (called Silicon Valley of India which I totally disagree – more about that topic later) for the last few days. I have learnt a lot in the last few days. First, while the IT boom has helped a small percentage of people directly and a larger percentage of people indirectly, it… Continue reading
Quought for the Day #35 – Ashwin Rangan
Until recently, Ashwin Rangan served as the Chief Information Officer of Walmart.com. Prior to this assignment, he served as senior vice president and chief information officer of Conexant in Newport Beach, CA (www.conexant.com). Ashwin was a member of the founding team that spun-out Rockwell Semiconductor Systems (in January 1999) and created Conexant. Prior to joining… Continue reading
Quought for the Day #34 – Christine Clifford Beckwith
Christine Clifford Beckwith is an internationally recognized expert on overcoming adversity through humor, as well as a popular deliverer of Selling the Invisible Presentation. A former monthly columnist of Professional Speaker magazine, Christine is a Certified Speaking Professional, a designation accorded only seven percent of all professional speakers. Her experience taught her how to market… Continue reading