Identifying and Nominating Talent
by Deedee Myers Talent is the capacity for achievement and we all have it! How we use our talent is an individual choice, sometimes conscious or unconscious. I meet exciting ...
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See Jack Assume
by Matt Monge Perception can be a wonderful and awful thing, can’t it? It’s especially wonderful when accompanied by a good sense of self-awareness and emotional intelligence. It’...
Using Your ‘Unaccustomed’ Hand is Always Work, but Sometimes Worthwhile
By Lisa Hochgraf How often do you get out of your usual habits and think or take action in new ways? If you’re like most of us, you don’...
The Five Killers of Innovation
by Anthony Demangone Every business wants to innovate. You want to stand out. To create a “wow” factor with your customers. Or members. This article by Kaihan Krippendorff highlights the ...
Three Steps Toward DDoS Attack Mitigation
by Royce Yeager From our DDoS Partners at Radware, here is an interesting blog from their archives on DDoS Attack Mitigation Strategies. Read the original article here. It was originally ...
Novelty Comes in Flavors: Better and Different
By Lisa Hochgraf A month ago, when the CUES staff gathered in Madison to brainstorm strategic ideas for the organization’s future, session co-leader Bill Shepard of The Creative Problem ...
Your Members and What Matters
by William Azaroff Vancouver is a rainy place. People think Seattle’s rainy, but after living in both places, believe me, Vancouver is way rainier. Look it up. And so ...
Bank Brings Back Free Checking
by Steve Topper Now here’s a bit of good news on the checking account front – a community bank drops free checking, sees the error of its way, and brings ...