I don’t like to write blogs. I usually have a hard time coming up with something interesting to talk about that incorporates my work place and my position - production manager. However, after listening to a story on NPR (Yes! I listen to NPR) a few weeks ago, I was moved to write a blog for the Bouvier Kelly website.
Earlier this week, a colleague posted on Facebook a story about the last typewriter factory in the world shutting down this week. It made me reflect on just how much things have changed in the last 20 years.
In this business we handle all kinds of photoshoots for products, facilities, manufacturing processes, etc. But recently I learned a lesson: all photoshoots are not created equal.
I have officially been working downtown for nine months now. Coincidentally – I have not seen the inside of a gym in nine months.
I was delighted to be invited to speak on The Importance of Mentoring at the Women’s Leadership Summit at Bennett College last week. The subject is at the heart of who I am because I desire nothing more – or less – than to be a catalyst to help others (people or organizations) discover and develop all their abilities.
Back in my high school and college days, I loved to get the Sunday paper. Not so much for the narcissistic opinions, the slanted reporting or the ridiculous sales circulars. What I really looked forward to was the comics section. In particular, Calvin and Hobbes.
Let's talk for a minute about the good and bad creativity in television spots.
