Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
Although, I work with a state television station otherwise called a regional station. In other words, you are expected to serve the grass-root, connect with the people and possibly …
GLOBAL BRANDING: SHAPE IN OR SHAPE OUT! Read MoreYou are asking me whether I want to be a global brand and I am seriously confused. Do I want to be a brand at all, doesn’t matter national or …
Global me or global in me? Read More
My current brand within the social networking platforms is rather embryonic. The questions and answers presented below will help me to understand what is it that I need to focus …
My Q&A for “The Global Me” Read More
By RAJNEESH BHANDARI It happens most of the time that people come with amazing ideas, they’ll work on them for some time and leave them in the middle. They’ll soon …
Transforming Great Idea Into Innovation Read More
By Namgay Zam, Criselda Caringal, Natalia Ghilascu, and Deseree. Dead Poets Society is a story that goes beyond just being inspiring. It makes you want to get out and seize the …
Carpe Diem Leadership Read More
By Miguel Otárola Living your life based on the quotes of other people doesn’t offer much room for flexibility. The same goes for leadership. I know there is not one …
Book review: Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull Read More
By Marta Cerava An easy choice this time Seems that most of the choices I have to make takes a village.. . However this time I decided to rely on my …
Some realism in leadership Read More
How exactly do you get there? By “there” I mean the height of your career and that stage in your life when you can confidently say you’re “successful.” Then again …
Getting There Read More
By Sarah Jarvis I’ve divided my leadership stew into four qualities I want to be as a leader: Committed, genuine, motivated and helpful. It’s a stew because it includes a …
Leadership stew Read More
John Calipari’s Players First: Coaching from the Inside Out was not only a smooth, easily digestible read, it offered lessons regarding building and managing a team that I feel are applicable …
Book Review: Players First Read More