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What I learned about leadership from watching ‘The Walking Dead’

The Next Web

So without further ado, I hereby present the three things I’ve learned (or relearned) about leadership from watching “The Walking Dead,” or “How I realized that building a startup is just like surviving a global struggle against flesh-eating zombies.”. Leadership is a risky endeavor. Leadership isn’t for everybody. Be decisive.

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The Delegation Dilemma

YoungUpstarts

Neither is good leadership. a boutique professional development corporate training firm based in Atlanta, GA. Thinking Aloud Dana Brownlee delegation leadership managing people' Delegation isn’t easy. Dana Brownlee is an acclaimed keynote speaker, corporate trainer, and team development consultant.

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5 Questions for a CEO: Raymond King, Zoo Atlanta

Jeff Hilimire

I love Zoo Atlanta and am currently on the marketing advisory council where I meet quarterly to help the marketing team plan their strategy. Raymond and I are also both on the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Board and at the last meeting I was asking him about his process for staying productive and thought, I need to blog about this!

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Lies Entrepreneurs Tell Themselves « Steve Blank

Steve Blank

I learned a lot at Convergent, going from product marketing manager in a small startup to VP of Marketing of the Unix Division as it became a public company. emotional rather than technical) and a lot harder to manage than a startup. emotional rather than technical) and a lot harder to manage than a startup.&#

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27 Entrepreneurs Explain Why They Started Their Business

Hearpreneur

In High school I made flyers telling everyone I was going to own a hair salon that held fashion shows and in college I majored in Business Management. If you know how to manage it, you can leave a life of freedom. Thanks to Debra Benton, Benton Management Resources, Inc. ! #12 I always loved the world of business.

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5 Questions for a CEO: Jacqui Chew, iFusion Marketing

Jeff Hilimire

The list so far: Raymond King , Zoo Atlanta. I’ve known Jacqui Chew for a long time and she’s easily one of the most dynamic people killing it in Atlanta today. She’s the CEO of iFusion Marketing and is a neighbor of mine in the Atlanta Tech Village. How would you describe your leadership style?

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How To Ask Your Way Through Ten Of The Toughest Conversations You’ll Ever Have

YoungUpstarts

Read on for a look at ten of the toughest, most awkward conversations you’ll ever have, and the powerful questions that will help manage them with ease: 1. or “How are you enjoying Atlanta?” A customer demands a discount. When a customer asks for a discount, that’s a strong “buying signal”!