Author: Mari D. Martin
When an Entire Congressional District is Counting on You | Congressman Huizenga
Challenge With most small businesses, you get to add new members one at a time as your business grows. As the newly elected U. S. Congressman in Michigan’s second district, I needed to go from a staff of 0 to 18 in a nanosecond. Solution Having personally experienced...
When You Want the Right Results on the First Try | Hewlett Packard
Challenge We engaged PSG to work with us in assessing the capabilities of both current and potential Applications Services Transformation Program Managers (TPMS). TPMs manage a complex, end-to-end, 12-18 month transformation process for all new Applications Services...
Management Type
At the core of who we are is what we do and what we like to do. Or as Gretchen Rubin, author of The Happiness Project says, “you can choose what you do, you cannot choose what you like to do. I don’t like having to try to make myself like things. I want to spend more...
Do You Have the Synergistic Advantage?
Whatever new business books or articles you read today, the word ADVANTAGE is looming somewhere in the text. We hear a lot about competitive advantage. I just read an article on collaborative advantage. So, here comes one more—synergistic advantage. For the past...
When an Entire Congressional District is Counting on You | Congressman Huizenga
Challenge With most small businesses, you get to add new members one at a time as your business grows. As the newly elected U. S. Congressman in Michigan’s second district, I needed to go from a staff of 0 to 18 in a nanosecond. Solution Having personally experienced...
When You Want the Right Results on the First Try | Hewlett Packard
Challenge We engaged PSG to work with us in assessing the capabilities of both current and potential Applications Services Transformation Program Managers (TPMS). TPMs manage a complex, end-to-end, 12-18 month transformation process for all new Applications Services...Management Type
At the core of who we are is what we do and what we like to do. Or as Gretchen Rubin, author of The Happiness Project says, “you can choose what you do, you cannot choose what you like to do. I don’t like having to try to make myself like things. I want to spend more...