“The Human Being’s Guide to Business Growth”

Quoted in Moneyish : How to keep meetings focused and interruption-free, with an anecdote about meeting safe words.

Quotes in The Canvas Mag : Emerging Behaviors: Consumer Trends with the Greatest Impact, on consumer technology trends that will impact b2b selling.

Quoted in article in The Canvas Mag : The Lesson of the Lemming, How mass appeal can be dangerous.

Article for Insightful Accountant: Building The Firm of the Future, with ideas on how to build a high value, low volume practice.

Article for Insightful Accountant : Developing Talent: Your Firm’s Next Biggest Win Depends on it, how a firm’s future big win will come from current hires that leave for other opportunities.

Quoted in article in GoodCall : The One Skill Every College Student Should Learn: Salesmanship. Hint: I agree completely.

Accounting Today published an article : “The Power of Options in Value Based Pricing” on using contrasting choices when presenting new projects.

Quoted on iMeetCentral : “How data is driving the future of marketing” on the steps to take in moving to data informed marketing.

Quoted in GoodCall : Unusual Jobs Held By US Presidents Show Success Traits on passion.

Quoted in Newsmax Finance  – 5 Tips for Building a Billion Dollar Business on utilizing your employee’s self-identified strengths

US News and World Report – commenting on teens and car insurance, (link)

AccountingToday published this article in  – The Impossible Journey: Transitioning to Value Based Pricing

Article in the 2nd Quarter Newsletter for MGI Asia, a network of accounting firms in  – Bring Talent to the Top – 3 Business Development Practices That Will Surface Hidden Talent

AccountingToday published this article in  – 3 Business Development Practices That Will Surface Hidden Talent

An article I wrote for Strictly Marketing Magazine  – 5 Tips for Starting a Google Adwords Campaign

Quoted in AMEX OPEN  – Business Expansion: Be Aware of These Red Flags with some thoughts on strategic planning

Quoted in Frandsen Bank & Trust’s Newsletter  – “Achieving Work/Life Balance as a Small Business Owner” with some thoughts on balance.

Quoted in Gild.com’s recruiting software blog – Lousy Recruitment Messaging is Killing Your Brand, advising you to use your internal marketing resources creatively.

Quoted in the Davinci Meeting Rooms blog – What to Consider Before Starting a Business, with two critical pieces of advice. Spend time with customers and find a good lawyer.

An article on the re-lauch of my old brand, Mad Gringo, under new management – The Return of Mad Gringo, on the Rum Therapy blog, of course.

Quoted in Staples Business Hub – “Swag 101: Trade Show Giveaways and Promotional Products” on not being too clever in your approach.

Quoted in ASICentral – “How Do I Raise Prices Without Alienating My Customers” on staggering a price rollout.

Quoted in the NFIB blog – “First sale” stories includes the launch of Chambers Pivot Industries.

Quoted in Bomchelle.com’s blog –A little blip on getting through slow times. Keyword: planning.

Omaha World Herald – Sure it’s an article about Wes and Willy boys clothes, but if you read to the end, I get mentioned. (talking multi-channel ecommerce)

A merger that made Silicon Prairie News – Danny steps up and delivers the news while catching me without a tropical shirt on and saying things like multi-channel ecommerce.

The Omaha World Herald  “Tropic of cubicle” includes more awesome quotes – some of the same ones from the AP article

Which came from Shout! , “From Necktie to Hawaiian Tee” has awesome quotes, some cool pics of me and a graphic of Mad Gim doing the hula in front of some temples

Interviewed for an AP Article, “Hawaiian Shirts, Big Business Even in Academia” includes awesome quotes.

I got a little press in the Midlands Business Journal “Mad Gringo . . .”

My new company was featured in SURF EXPO  “What the Hell is Mad Gringo?”

Part of one of Omaha’s Fastest Growing Companies in 2004: Omaha Chamber News 2004

Midlands Business Journal Article : In Down Economy. . .