Governance Frameworks – 1.0 versus 2.0
Although governance is not a new term when we consider corporate, political, economic and development models, it appears to wear different masks in different arenas.
Helen Maupin November 29, 2011
Although governance is not a new term when we consider corporate, political, economic and development models, it appears to wear different masks in different arenas.
Most of us are taught to believe we are human beings when in actuality we are spirits being human. Our human aspect is a temporary
As futurists predicted, corporate social responsibility programs are growing faster than economic recovery. Most participating enterprises are seizing this opportunity to enhance their competitive
For several months I have been meditating on letting go of desire and ambition. Why you might ask? Because desire and ambition surface from perceptions
In today’s working world, we hear a lot about personal and organizational transformation often without fully comprehending how much transformation is already embedded within the
Another year passed, another birthday celebrated, and another opportunity to reflect with gratitude on what has come and gone in my life. I start by
There is a lot of talk these days, around the online ‘water coolers,’ about the value of inspiration in both leadership and organizations. A quick
The change from one identity to another is a long, slow march. Even though, on November 30, 2010, I ended my old ‘life’ and the
Last week a small community hockey team in Neepawa, Manitoba, made the national news when a young man courageously reported incidents of hazing against himself
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