Part 1: Reinventing Your Career is Innovation on a Personal Level

I spent fifteen years creating innovative solutions, processes, customer experiences and business models for global companies. I really enjoyed what I did, in that I got to create idea, bring those ideas to life and then sell the vision to people who said they wanted change but were not really ready to accept or initiate the change required. Switching industries,... [Read more]


Lessons Learned: Ursula Burns’ Path to CEO

Courtesy of Xerox CorporationAt the Most Powerful Women Summit,  when asked how she would tag herself, Ursula Burns,... [Read more]


Lessons Learned from Anne Mulcahy: Managing a Seamless Transition

One of the dilemmas some of my clients and readers face is letting go and moving forward. Whether it is a project that went awry, a negative performance review, the experience of working with a mismatched... [Read more]


Career Transitions: From Sales to Sauce

In Second Acts, Dawn Fallik over at WSJ.com profiles Jim Barbour in

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Lessons Learned From Successful Career Switchers

We change when the pain to change is less than the pain to remain as we are.” - Ed Foreman

The San Francisco Chronicle recently profiled a former investment banker, a national sales director and an executive search specialist who have all transitioned successfully in [Read more]


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