A Fitting Title In November of last year, a mentor and friend of mine, Professor Michael Reuter, retired from Seton Hall University. After over a decade of serving as the Director of The Gerald P. Buccino ’63 Center for Leadership Development, the legacy he leaves behind is an inspiring one. A career so legendary, the …
“Be a leader, not a follower, think for yourself, not with the group. It will make all the difference in your life.”
Over the past week or so, I have heard many people discuss the “restarting” of our economy. Many folks talk about getting back to “normal.” I discussed last week about how leaders can be the change agent of the future “normal,” this week, I want to discuss the things you should think about from a …
“…when everything gets back to “normal,” the “normal” we experience then will look nothing like it did before the pandemic.”
How are you preparing for the next step? So, you are (or your child is) graduating from college this Spring. If it were me, I know I would want to take some time off this Summer after finals and graduation. Unfortunately, the competition is fierce, and because of the pandemic, jobs may be scarce until …
“…do what I do to repel the stress of everyone working in close quarters: help out…”
“Taking advantage of our current situation is something we can leverage for dynamic gains in the future.”
But you and me, we want to knock it out of the park and want to know what is “behind door number two.”
