Whether launched with the stroke of a quill pen, tap of typewriter keys, or the frantic thumbing of a cell phone screen, each venture finds its success in accord with certain timeless truths. These sage concepts have pointed careers and companies toward fulfillment since trade first began.
When one of our radio guests holds to light such a timeless piece of business wisdom, we invite you to pause as you listen, dip your pens in your inkwells, and take note for your own benefit.
Bretton Putter
“If you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies – succeed anyway.” Kent M. Keith
Noted on https://theartoftheceo.com/episodes/company-culture-yours-for-the-crafting/
Aired on Dec. 11th 2018
Sharon Mahn
“When you are seeking to contribute to your community, or with any other endeavor, lead first with your passion and and belief, not with your ambition.”
Noted on Corporate Huddle Making The Pros Professional
Aired on April 17,2018
Richard Birnbaum
“Timeless Truth: The world abounds with customers – they are everywhere. Few folks exemplify this optimism better than the innovative retailer Richard Birnbaum. I keep thinking of his tales on our latest The Art of the CEO show on how he turned around the sagging luxury goods market – and how he hustled up a Rapunzelesque trade swap, engineering dollars from pesos for Kodak.”
Noted on Ultimate Retail Tale – Shopworn is Shop Worthy
Aired on April 17,2018
Dr. Jim Lynch
“Companies today are much more interested in your character, your attitudes and your ethics. They want to know that you can be resourceful in the ambiguous world of today’s workplace.”
Noted on Graduating from Job to Career
Aired on June 7, 2017
Jacque Howard
“Your Community is potentially the most beneficial supporter your business can have. The surest pathway to profit lies in engaging and contributing to the community around you.”
Noted on “The Deal Jungle – Life on the Trading Floor”
Aired June 21, 2016
Kevin Manture
“You meet with the other traders outside, you talk with them over dinner, get to know them as people. Then when you need to get accurate and complete profile on a stock or company, your getting that information from people you trust. All business is personal.”
Noted on “The Deal Jungle – Life on the Trading Floor”
Aired May 10, 2016
Lisa Pegher
“I’ve been able to may my way in the symphonic world because I knew what I wanted to achieve and I just kept aiming at those goals. You cannot spend your time looking at obstacles – it’s too distracting and the odds agaist you are too immense.”
Noted on “Percussion’s Brightest Pioneer – The Amazing Lisa Pegher”
Aired February 9, 2016