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In This Issue
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| Tips for Planning 2010 |
This New Year we are closing out a decade. Traditionally, we use this time to reflect on the current state of both our personal and professional goals -- What worked well? What where some challenges? How can I make a difference going forward?
If you find yourself, team, or organization with some gaps, then you are not alone. The real question (or rather the choice) is to ask yourself whether it is time to think beyond the gaps. What better time than now to make some real traction? Here are a few tips to help get you started...
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| 10 Questions to Help Engage Stakeholders |
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| Xcution is a WBEA! |
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Xcution is celebrating their recent certification as a women owned business through the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). We are very excited to be a part of such an outstanding network and look forward to a productive 2010.
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| See Jane Run. Run for Our Sons. |
Connor is the son of Brian and Deanna Vassigh. He is 1 in 3500 children born each year to a fatal disease called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. He is a 4 year old boy that loves to run and play with his twin brother, Austin. He is like any other 4 year old except he is slowly being robbed of functioning muscles. Our fearless leader, Jane Henry, has taken on the challenge of running the Walt Disney Goofy Race (39.3 miles in 2 days) to raise money for Parent Project for Muscular Dystrophy. PPMD is a nonprofit organization that strives to improve the treatment, quality of life, and long term outlook for all individuals affected with this disease. Donate to this courageous cause by clicking here.
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| Leading with Moral Authority |
How much moral authority do you possess? How important is moral authority in the successful implementation of strategic endeavors? Whether we are leading our family or an international company, moral authority is a key component to achieving your most sought after goals. Learn more on our blog.
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