Hiring Disabled Workers: Bringing the Whole Community into the Workforce
One of our most underserved and underutilized groups is the community of disabled persons. Too often their ability to constructively contribute to society and the recognition of their need to do so is overlooked. In this article Michael Cafferky discusses the economic, social, and moral obligation to be more inclusive of disabled persons in the workforce.
Revitalizing Organizational Identity to Spark Turnaround: Four Factors That Contribute To an Organization’s Identity
Identity is an important aspect of the organization that can help it attract human, financial, and other resources critical for success. Sam Rockwell proposes a model for examining and revitalizing identity attributes needed to support organizational turnaround and avoid organizational death.
The Benefits of Mindfulness in Leading Transformational Change
In this article Avonlie Wylson and Julie Chesley examine how 19 change leaders manage and cope with ambiguity during transformational organizational change and how mindfulness helps them to do that.
“Live Your Life in Crescendo”: Moral Insights for Leaders from Stephen R. Covey
At 79, Stephen R. Covey, one of Time Magazine’s twenty-five “most influential Americans,” passed away. Zuhair Hasan and Cam Caldwell identify 10 moral insights gleaned from Covey’s writings and speeches that he offered to the business world.
“Mr. Watson, Come Here!” How Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionizing Healthcare
Owen P. Hall, Jr., focuses on the use of artificial intelligence to advance technology in the healthcare industry, which represents approximately one-seventh of the United States economy, as a market opportunity with tremendous potential.
Recap of the 2015 Future of Healthcare Symposium
This link leads to recaps of speeches, panel discussions, and videos of the keynote speakers at the 2015 Healthcare Symposium. Click here for a Table of Contents.
On April 28, 2016, The Graziadio School will host the second annual “2016 Future of Healthcare Symposium,” register here.
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