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Resilience Revisited: A Construct to Navigate Challenges and Develop Your Resiliency

Earlier in this pandemic experience I wrote about resilience, inspired by front line health care workers, teachers and Olympians (link). Almost six months later, I am renewing my reflections on the topic. For individuals, for organizations, for societies: we are…

Kathy TunheimJanuary 24, 2022

Leadership

Goodbye, 2021: Advice for Leaders

Like most business leaders, I suspect, I have very mixed feelings about the year we are about to close and the one we are ready to kick off. But as with every time of transition, it seems important to acknowledge…

Kathy TunheimDecember 22, 2021

Digital + Content Public Relations Strategic Communications

Digital Considerations for Your 2022 Integrated Marketing Communications Plan

As you gather your team together to brainstorm and hash out the details of your 2022 plan, here are some things for you to consider as you evaluate digital marketing’s role.

David EricksonDecember 16, 2021

Leadership Communication

Leadership Communications: Create the Conditions to Enable the Power of the Human Spirit

“I do not believe in miracles, but I cannot explain this,” said the doctor. My 89-year old mother – vaccinated and careful – had been exposed to COVID and because of a pre-existing condition, it hit her hard. Family had…

Kathy TunheimDecember 6, 2021

Leadership

Pandemic Realities: Advice for leaders to redouble our efforts

Ok, fair warning that this post is coming from a place of exhaustion and even foreboding. I just got a vaccine booster shot and don’t feel great; my elderly mother who almost never leaves her house just tested positive for…

Kathy TunheimNovember 18, 2021

Change Management

Calculating Risk

I was intrigued with a headline in the New York Times Sunday edition last weekend: “Snap out of it, America” was the cover of a special opinion section. The premise of the section was that as a nation we’ve lost…

Kathy TunheimNovember 11, 2021

Leadership

Autumn Leaves – The Power of Seasons

I have the good fortune to live in a place with usually glorious fall seasons – this year included. We’re mostly famous for our winters, even though they are not as long or as cold as our reputation would have…

Kathy TunheimNovember 4, 2021

Public Affairs

Democracy Confirmed

November 2nd, 2021 was an important day in the United States of America. People across the country headed to polling stations to cast their ballots for school board elections, levy proposals, as well as choices for mayors, city councils and…

Kathy TunheimOctober 28, 2021

Leadership Communication

Audibles on the Line of Scrimmage: Insights During Football Season

Organizations used to spend weeks, even months, developing multi-year plans that went deep on details about strategies, resource requirements, talent recruitment and more. Annual budgets were drawn from those strategic plans, setting out the milestones and measures that would be…

Kathy TunheimOctober 20, 2021

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