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Coaching the Doctrine of Excellence

A Conversation with Skip Hall About Integrity and Staying on Track

For 40 years, Coach Hall has coached the Doctrine of Excellence—a set of principles that result in recruiting and retaining great teams and achieving superior results in sports, business and life.

Skip is the former head football coach at Boise State University, assistant head coach at the University of Washington and the University of Missouri, and assistant coach at Colorado and Kent State. Over his coaching career, Skip’s teams went to 12 bowl games, including 3 Rose Bowls and the Orange Bowl. Read More

The Tie Between Flexibility & Relevance

3 Reasons Leaders Struggle with Flexibility

“Think about a tall tree when the wind is blowing. The tree, which looks rigid on a calm day, moves and bends with the wind. It is flexible when under stress but not so flexible that it blows over.” Read More

The Power of Self-Management

Why this often overlooked, yet impactful competency defines a leader

“Self-management isn’t something we typically ask leaders to develop. The successful leaders I get to work with are able to work independently, prioritize activities and accomplish high-quality work with clarity of focus. These are the tenants of effective self-management,” says Trish Candler, the newest member of the TCL faculty.

As a Lead Talent Management Consultant with LG&E and KU Energy LLC, Trish specializes in talent management, succession planning, and assessment strategies. We talked with Trish about the importance of self-management, why it’s a daily choice, and how it helps leaders relate to their teams.Read More

The Cultural Transformation of an International Pharmaceutical Company

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International pharmaceutical health research and products

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Sustaining Growth in Tough Times

Can growth have a dark side? For many businesses, rapid growth has actually swamped their ship. This was not the case with Latva Machine Inc., but president, Mitch Latva, observed a few critical issues developing. As a smaller company, it had been easy to know what was happening on the floor at any given time. Read More

Creativity is not Just for Artists Anymore

The Emerging Trend of Looking at Business from an Artist’s Perspective

When many of us hear the word “creative,” we so often envision artists and graphic designers. Yet there is a new undercurrent of thought emerging in the business world surrounding creativity and its impact for more than just branding and innovation.

Courtney Feider, the latest addition to the Price Associates team, talks with us about practicing creativity, the power of failure, and why she believes that all people are creative. Courtney is a Creative Disruption Strategist who specializes in helping companies identify and build upon untapped creativity in their cultures.Read More

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