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Engaged Philanthropy

Engaged Philanthropy

April 28, 2017

I was stunned in 2006 when Professor Barney told our MBA class (Fisher School, Ohio State) that philanthropy was a substantial emerging industry.  How could giving be “an industry”?  Now...
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May Cartoon

May Cartoon

April 28, 2017

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“What Comes Next”, by Karl Zinmeister

“What Comes Next”, by Karl Zinmeister

April 28, 2017

Editor's Note:   A cancelled flight meant I missed Zinmeister’s Cleveland appearance but my host, Ron DiMattia, was kind to pick me up a copy of this book.  It might...
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Eight Things I Learned From the Irish after Living in Dublin for three Years

Eight Things I Learned From the Irish after Living in Dublin for three Years

April 28, 2017

by Luca Marchesotti Published on March 7, 2017 Editor's note:  Number 6 made me laugh out loud and Number 5 made me think of all my sisters. I landed in...
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Bloom Where You’re Planted

Bloom Where You’re Planted

March 30, 2017

Listening to our customers is a key to organizational success but listening too well can be dangerous.  I’ve learned to listen enough to tailor our strengths to address customer needs...
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April Cartoon

April Cartoon

March 30, 2017

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First Book: A Novel Model for Social Enterprises

First Book: A Novel Model for Social Enterprises

February 28, 2017

Favorite line: “Like probably every social entrepreneur in the world, I have that split where my head is fundamentally private sector and my heart is social sector.” Link to Article
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March Cartoon

March Cartoon

February 28, 2017

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Ted Goff

Ted Goff

February 1, 2017

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“Life Changers; Never Forever” by Tim McCarthy

“Life Changers; Never Forever” by Tim McCarthy

November 29, 2016

Raising Canes of Ohio (our partnerships restaurant company) is approaching 1,000 employees. At that size, I find it cool that our son, Timmy, its founder still does many exit and...
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