What Stands In Your Way?
Self-righteousness isolates.
by Bob & Lyn Turknett
December 17, 2009

Creating a Culture of Innovation
Tips and best practices to help you foster innovation and emerge from the recession stronger and more profitable than ever before
by Mike Taylor
December 1, 2009

Three Clues to What Stands in Your Way
by Bob & Lyn Turknett
November 19, 2009

The Business Divorce
Your business partnership is like a marriage, which means you must approach it with the same thoughtfulness and consideration.
by April Nagel
October 9, 2009

From Poetry To Plumbers
Checks and balances is critical to reestablishing trust between boards and leadership
by Joel Koblentz
September 17, 2009

The Etiquette of Sympathy
How to acknowledge grief in the workplace
by April Nagel
September 8, 2009

Three Steps to Effective Delegation
Don't abdicate. Delegate.
by Brian Blomgren
September 1, 2009

Communicate Well At Every Turn
A missed opportunity to advance your agenda is lost forever
by Luke Boggs
August 20, 2009

Manners That Sell
Five tips to winning customers and their loyalty
by April Nagel
August 17, 2009

Driving the Bus
How can boards define and align expectations with the quality of the talent they require?
by Joel Koblentz
August 6, 2009

The Business of Giving Back
As we achieve personal goals, helping others becomes much more important
by April Nagel
August 3, 2009

Assessing Cultures
Acquiring the best of both in a merger
by Bob & Lyn Turknett
August 3, 2009

Protecting Your Reputation Online
You have to be proactive for your own protection
by Brian Blomgren
July 17, 2009

The Hot Seat
New Georgian Bank Chief John Poelker offers his take on real estate glut, possibly going public, and what further regulation might do to this battered industry.
by Charles Molineaux
July 17, 2009

Women Of Excellence 2009
Business to Business magazine recognizes 12 women who have achieved in the Atlanta business community
July 1, 2009

Understanding Business Simulations
How simulations can provide a strategic advantage for your company
by Ron Strieker
June 30, 2009

The Etiquette of Stress Management
Stress is never an excuse for bad manners
by April Nagel
June 23, 2009

The Alchemy of Governance
Competency and chemistry are critical for a successful board
by Joel Koblentz
June 18, 2009

How Do I Get on My First Corporate Board?
Do your research and tap your network
by Joel Koblentz
May 26, 2009

Etiquette of Crisis Management
Keeping your manners - and your cool - in a crisis
by April Nagel
May 21, 2009

Communicate Your Culture
Take action. Set your culture before it's too late.
by Brian Blomgren
May 11, 2009

What to Consider Before Joining a Corporate Board
Interested in being a candidate for a board seat? Be prepared...
by Joel Koblentz
May 7, 2009

The Positive Effects of Good Decision-Making
How do you make decisions?
by Ron Strieker
May 7, 2009

Game Changer
AT&T Mobility chief Ralph de la Vega forever transformed the mobile phone business with the iconic iPhone. Here's a look inside his wireless world of constant innovation, collaboration and overcoming obstacles.
by Don Sadler, photography by Phillip Vullo
May 5, 2009

Job Interview and Follow-Up Etiquette
Taking control of your job search
by April Nagel
May 4, 2009

Open Line of Communication
How Turner's Phil Kent and The Home Depot's Frank Blake are managing the recession
by Bobby L. Hickman
April 27, 2009

Three Principles for a Powerful Vision
There is no better time to launch your vision
by Brian Blomgren
April 22, 2009

Negotiating Your Salary with Manners
Is now the time to ask for a raise? If so, how?
by April Nagel
April 15, 2009

Leading Through Uncertainty
What has worked in the past is not a prescription for governing companies going forward
by Joel Koblentz
April 13, 2009

Know How to Revitalize Before You Downsize
Is there a right and wrong way to implement cutbacks?
by Bob & Lyn Turknett
April 6, 2009

Succession Planning
Finding your successor and then letting go
by Ron Strieker
April 2, 2009

Gender Free Protocol
Women in the workplace are viewed differently today than in the past
by April Nagel
March 26, 2009

New Regulations Hurt Private Foundations
Accounting and tax rules are creating problems for nonprofits.
by Bobby L. Hickman
March 26, 2009

Calling it Quits
How do you know it's time to quit your job?
by Brian Blomgren
March 16, 2009

Corporate Giving In A Tough Economy
How foundations and nonprofits are coping with recessionary pressures
by Bobby L. Hickman
March 11, 2009

Personal Change Leading to Organizational Change
When the organization needs change, where do you begin?
by Ron Strieker
March 9, 2009

Globe Trotting
Paul Garcia and Global Payments are growing revenues and beating projections, despite the recession.
by Don Sadler
March 5, 2009

Building Roads Or Burning Bridges?
All sides in the transportation dispute say they're looking to speed road construction.
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
March 5, 2009

Changing Brand Position in a Down Economy
Brilliant strategy or deadly mistake?
by Stacey Krizan
March 4, 2009

Declaring Bankruptcy
As debt defaults rise, experts say that the 'last resort' option may have some benefits
by Bobby L. Hickman
February 19, 2009

The Parachute
Unemployment figures show a higher percentage of managers are jobless in Georgia. What you might need to know about your severance package.
by Bobby L. Hickman
February 10, 2009

Crisis Management
Every CEO has bad days. Here's how Turner CEO Phil Kent responded to three of his in 2008.
by Drew Ermenc
January 29, 2009

Telephone Etiquette
Manners still make a difference when making a phone call
by April Nagel
January 27, 2009

Insights Into Leadership: Managing Your Employees During Tough Times
Breaking down five myths leaders must overcome during economic uncertainty.
by Larry Decuir
January 7, 2009