Given my experience, I STRONGLY SUPPORT JOHN PARK TO BE OUR NEXT MAYOR.
He is responsive, thoughtful, practical, authentic, and importantly, an effective leader. We need someone we can trust who has a proven track record of getting things done. Please vote by December 5th.
@maxlugavere Hi Max I believe you mentioned a new magnesium blend you are liking now. I have not been able to find it in the podcast notes. Could you please share the brand? Thanks I love love love your podcast!
Join Kettering Women Sept 27th to hear from Maxine Cain - founder, CEO, philanthropist & Presidential Award Recipient for STEM.
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Delighted to celebrate the first 1000 participants in the Emory Healthy Brain Study, and hear about the latest insights on healthy aging. 75% is driven by lifestyle! #brainhealth @EmoryAgingStudy
Please re-Tweet this reason why hospitals must allow family caregivers to be present when people with #Alzheimers disease and other forms of #dementia are being evaluated or receiving treatment and care.
Ideas on living with change from the executive panel of Alison Rand, Allan DeNiro, John O’Neill and Kay Wallace: ‘prolific and expected’ with ‘planned obsolescence’. Think about how to operate ‘assuming you are not in control’. You will need to partner. @pathbuilders
Celebrating the graduation of the 30th Achieva class of @pathbuilders with a dynamic panel on pervasive change - ranging from customer, organizational and functional. John O’Neill advising ‘find opportunity to restore with all this change’
Pam Baker on crafting the story of the ‘mission moment’. Share your message, be vulnerable, let the audience feel emotion, leave them hope and a path forward. @pambaker18 @KetteringExNet #cysticfibrosis
Pam and John Baker on the 4 levels of Passion Fundraising - ‘the magic is people get to do something that they love to do’. They have moved from letter writing to sponsored events to raise major $$ for #cysticfibrosis @KetteringExNet @pambaker18
Amy Balog at Kettering on Listening as a Leader. “Those that most often don’t listen are 7 times more likely to suffer a heart attack” @abalog @KetteringExNet