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Q: Why are so many great business leaders found guilty of corruption?

A: Why are so many great business leaders also great philanthropists? | posted by Jay Tatum

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Collaborating with co-workers and customers: Socialutions as a management strategy

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Financial Women's Association Honors Exceptional Women in Business

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Haute Chipotle

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Spit Party

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Q: Is there a blueprint to being a successful leader?

A: Anyone that thinks there is ONE blueprint for leadership is probably sorely lacking in perspective. Having worked in both corporate and religious... | posted by Eric Wilbanks

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Article: Big Idea - There is less racism, classism, sexism, or general prejudice in Silicon Valley than anywhere else I’ve been.

Comment:Heather, I would strongly agree with you - I think San Francisco is a beautiful city, and I would live their in a nick-beat if I was bohemian. I... | posted by member Mark Zorro