Once the turmoil ends and leaders begin to piece organizations back together after a disaster, the question always arises who was responsible for what during the crisis?
Though You Can Play did not provide a comment to me for this piece, the organization's founder, Patrick Burke, wrote in a piece for Buzzfeed on Wednesday that You Can Play is "staunchly against the idea of a boycott".
Great business leaders from GE's Jack Welch to Donald Trump are known for buying and selling entire companies or pieces of organizations just because they got a good price.
It is funny, touching and a masterly piece of choreographic organization.
Learning Network readers might remember that in March we ran our first piece from this organization, an essay by Anthony Turner, 19, about the Trayvon Martin case.
Facing an off-season already filled with uncertainty, the Nets wanted to solidify an important piece of the organization by retaining Stefanski.
The first piece was the organization's logo, which featured a torch with a flame and was "well recognized, but somewhat dated," noted Michael J. Mulvihill, the agency's president.
"My heart told me to take him out due to the fact that I'm playing with a huge piece of the organization," Collins said of his thinking as he watched Santana's pitch count rise.
It's business critical – and it has a direct impact on every piece of the organization, from sales and marketing to finance and HR.
Micro-innovations are small but mighty changes, and the fact that these incremental moves can stimulate profound organizational change makes them an integral piece of an organization's core digital transformation strategy.
I had been in consideration to create a piece for an organization last summer that would [focus on] an interracial relationship -- specifically, a white male and a black woman, and they wanted it to be en pointe.
