
Good Partnership: The Foundation of a Successful Startup
In business, a good partnership is like a good marriage.

In business, a good partnership is like a good marriage.

Countless people use this mobile app to engage in photo sharing, direct messages, commenting, "liking", and following.

December 2014. The Cambridges (now Wales) attend Nets vs Cavaliers at Barclays Center. Their first official U.S. visit. The case study on royal soft-power deployment inside U.S. sports media and the playbook the family has reused since.

Black Friday 2014 produced one of the most coordinated labor pressure campaigns Walmart has faced in modern company history. The UFCW and OUR Walmart campaign organized protests at hundreds of Walmart stores. $15 starting hourly wage, more full-time work, expanded benefits. The communications questions for Walmart heading into 2015 are real.

Success in public relations is all about keeping people motivated who are creative.

Cure Urgent Care, a leading urgent care center is preparing for possible ebola cases.

Brian Swichkow's Facebook ad campaign targeting his own roommate has become one of the most-shared technology stories of the month. The $1.70 experiment using Facebook Custom Audiences reveals how individual targeting is operationally available at minimal cost. The implications for the broader Facebook advertising environment, consumer privacy expectations, and emerging regulatory frameworks are real.

We used to call them philanthropists or just "generally good people," but there is another name entering the common lexicon for successful business people who become social activists — the social entrepreneur.

360-degree feedback is the leadership-development discipline that measures effectiveness across direct reports, peers, supervisors, and self-assessment. Developed across the 1990s by the Center for Creative Leadership, Lominger (now Korn Ferry), and parallel organizational-psychology researchers, the methodology remains standard Fortune 500 infrastructure in 2026. The frameworks, the providers, and the five principles that determine whether it works.

Like "Kleenex" for "tissues", many people have replaced the word "search" with "Google". In fact, Googlehas become an active verb for many, who will tell you that they have "Googled something" or are even "Googling it" right now. I've even heard parents tell their children, repeatedly asking them why something is the way it is, that they should ask Google, because Google has the answers.