Posts Tagged ‘talent’

The American Idol

Friday, March 19th, 2010

Last night I had the fun experience of visiting the set of American Idol for the live taping and behind the scenes look. It’s so easy to forget (when you’ve been out of the behind-the-scenes loop for a bit) the enormous amount of work and detail that goes into what the general public views in [...]

Tags:collaboration, concise, creative industries, creativity and innovation, crew, detail, Idols, innovative team, lighting designers, musical directors, production, production assistants, set, talent, taping, team building ideas, team creation, TELEVISION, uphill struggle, warm group

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Benefits of a challenging economy

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009

I recently completed a consulting project for a global hotel chain where about 15 different consultants were brought together to solve a problem inadvertently affecting the bottom line. Each of us came with varied backgrounds and consulting experiences. The most amazing part of the project, in addition to anticipated affects on long-term profitability, was how [...]

Tags:approach, asking the right questions, business, business week article, consulting, consulting project, economy, Ernst, external consultants, goal, group, hotel, independent consultants, independent consulting services, informal group, James Turley, project, right choices, talent, team, term profitability

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