Free White Paper: 5 Considerations When Evaluating Affirmative Action Program (AAP) Consultants.
Value Stream Management for the LEAN Office, by Don
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Mass High Tech: Fight Against Time Wasting Meetings, By Celia Couture
Smart companies recognize how bad meetings impact their bottom line. They realize that they must invest training time in helping people understand the fundamentals for running good meetings. Smart companies know that time is valuable and wasting time in unproductive meetings frustrates employees and can lead to boredom, poor morale or disjointed implementation of projects or activities. 
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Women’s Business Article: Boost Productivity Via Leadership, By Celia Couture
Productivity is connected to revenue, and leadership is connected to productivity. It makes sense, then, that leadership growth leads to revenue growth. To often, companies waste time and money handling people problems...Read Full Article»
Leadership For New Managers, By Celia Couture
You suddenly find yourself the leader of your former peer group. Panic sets in as you begin to think about what the word “leader” implies. You are THE leader – the one that... Read Full Article»
Employee Recruitment and Retention Magazine: How To Establish Team Values
The final part of the book review by Frank Sennett provides a valuable exercise to help you define and communicate your core values. Read Full Article»
“The Stuff of Dreams: Behind the Scenes of an American Community Theater” by Leah Hager Cohen
In 2001 Celia Couture was the Director of M. Butterfly for the Arlington Friends of Drama. AFD had just celebrated its seventy-fifth anniversary and was facing a number of challenges to help adapt the theater to changing times. Celia found herself at the center of this challenge – directing a controversial and expansive production while helping this community theater reach new heights.
Leah Hager Cohen chronicled this extraordinary year. Following Celia as she embarked on what became a highlight of her theater career. This book tells the story of Celia’s “other” life – that of an award winning director. Celia says, “Directing brings together all the leadership skills, project management skills, and creativity that I have learned and exhibited throughout my corporate career. It pushes me further, allowing me to bring more ideas and approaches to each client as I help them develop and grow their business.”
Arlington Friends of Drama is one of the ten oldest continually operating community theaters in the country.
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