The tools were simple. White boards, pens and colorful sticky notes. The problems were not: Could Coca-Cola develop a line of beauty products that would sell • How could McDonald’s cut the carbon footprint of its drive-through windows, where car engines idle as...
COLLABORATIVE FORUM ON GLOBAL INNOVATION Presentation on theme: “Dr. Kevin Stolarick – Yes it Does! vs. Bob Evans – No it Doesn’t!” January 7-8, 2011 International Business Center, Joseph M. Katz School of Business Echo Strategies See Full Presentation...
Whether listening to lost employees, lost sales analysis, lost job candidates or lost customers it is more of an art then a science and one of the most challenging forms of survey research. Current U.S. Business Environment: The subject itself is an indication of the...
When Darlene Urban Garrett moved back, after 30 years, to Greene County in 2005 to take a job as that county’s development manager, her duties introduced her to residents of Greensboro. She remembered the Monongahela River town’s history as a pottery and glass...
Just days after tossing his gold-tasseled cap into the air at the University of Central Florida’s 2000 graduation, 22-year-old Rodel Oiga packed his belongings, said his goodbyes and drove across the country to Vegas. After a two-year stint in Sin City, he tried on...
A new study of creative sectors in 11 North America cities including Winnipeg gives the city high marks in a variety of categories, including No. 1 for the number of “bohemians” and No. 2 for “super creative” workers. The study by The Martin Prosperity Institute at...
