Leonard Nimoy was a big part of my childhood. I watched every episode of Star Trek many (many times). When later iterations of Star Trek came out, they were good, [ … ]

“This is for the soldiers that see the sun at midnight, ya dig” Rick Ross, Free Mason 2015. Professional Services. M&A and the new buyers. Having been an early investor [ … ]

HRTechTank NYC selfie and then turning the camera around I am symposium averse. I don’t have business cards and I do suffer occasional bouts of Attention Deficit Disorder which cruelly [ … ]

Xero inspection Accountants, CFO’s and those charged with digging numbers are risk adverse. I believe my sweeping generalization is true, but to prove it would require surveys and endless arguments [ … ]

HRTechTank NYC. The Highlander and the HR Enterprise This is the second post in advance of the HRTechTank NYC on Feb 5th. Killer bees never become the cataclysm the news [ … ]

HRTechTank NYC. The begin of the middle This is the first post I will be writing in advance of the NYC HRTechTank on February 5th. I think it may be [ … ]

I am a salesman. The gender neutral term is salesperson, so I am that too. I hope this small bit of me finds a home someplace and that whatever pieces [ … ]

Investor relations rational Exuberance Professional soothsayers employ a type of parlor trickery. Financial jargon is a great mechanism for A/B testing. So then, I will say in absolutely certain terms [ … ]

Short tech history and the cult of company There is something that I hear frequently that is at best aspirational and at worst delusional. The former can be tamed, the [ … ]

Crowds. Twitter Curation and the Playbill at the Thunderdome There is nothing new about human behavior. We, the individual and the collective, have done ‘this’ before’ and ‘that’, whatever it [ … ]