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19th July 2001

Corporate Design Foundation

“Corporate Design Foundation is a nonprofit educational and research organization founded on the belief that individual and organizational interests can best be served through the effective use of design disciplines: Product design, communication design and architecture. This site contains resources for business leaders, faculty, students and others interested in the integration of design and business.”

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19th July 2001

The New Corporate Structure — Unstructured

“Thanks to technology and innovation, the lines separating what’s inside a company and what’s outside are becoming a lot more fluid.”

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19th July 2001

Can You Lead by Listening?

“William A. Cohen writes in The Art of the Leader: ‘There is little question that listening motivates. It may be far more important in leadership than you ever realized.’ Good point! I remember once early in my career when I worked at a Fortune 100 company, reporting to a senior executive. That’s when I learned on a personal level just how demotivating poor listening skills can really be.”

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19th July 2001

Small Towns, Big Successes

“Some of the most obscure corners of the country — tiny towns in Utah, for example — are nurturing some of the fastest-growing companies.”

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19th July 2001

Summer Reading for Entrepreneurs

“Even if you’re one of the lucky business owners taking a vacation this summer, you never really stop thinking about your business. So you might as well take along a business-related book to hide behind when your kids ask you to play with them in the hotel pool…”

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19th July 2001

Can You Lead by Listening?

“William A. Cohen writes in The Art of the Leader: ‘There is little question that listening motivates. It may be far more important in leadership than you ever realized.’ Good point! I remember once early in my career when I worked at a Fortune 100 company, reporting to a senior executive. That’s when I learned on a personal level just how demotivating poor listening skills can really be.”

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