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  • Why Not Name a Building for Me?

    Why Not Name a Building for Me?

    Café Hayek is the one blog that I read every day. It’s written by Don Boudreaux and Russ Roberts, two professors of economics at George Mason University. In late...
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  • Leadership Lessons: Head, Heart or Groin

    Leadership Lessons: Head, Heart or Groin

    One of my favorite leadership speakers is Michael Allosso. Michael is an actor, director and public speaker who has addressed more than 500 leadership and business peer groups. The...
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“Anthropologists say that to understand a person, you must understand the groups they are from. I strive to assure that members of my groups carry their group with them for years.”
MIKE DONAHUE
Newgrange Consulting Founder, Executive Coach