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SynergyBlog has found a great post regarding the importance of corporate reputation – how to earn it and how to maintain it. Referencing the demise of many corporate reputations, according Edleman Trust Barometer, a number of Britain’s most admired leaders sat down to discuss the maintenance of a good name… The full transcript of the [...]

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This is a piece from the Academy Leadership that SynergyBlog feels they could have written themselves. It’s that good. We’ll not pontificate. Please read, and in doing so, may your organizations and relationships thrive. Enjoy. Trust… and be Trusted! From the Academy Leadership: In its simplest form, trust can be described as the belief that those [...]

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American consumers and stakeholders find reasons to distrust business, political, and civic leaders every time they tune into CNN or other news outlets. However, there’s been an unintended consequence: The diminishment of integrity in leaders has given voice to the presence of integrity in the rest of us! Despite the global financial challenges that we face, there are reasons for optimism. SynergyBlog is [...]

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As a long-time admirer of TED, SynergyBlog is pleased to have happened upon this inspirational piece from Daniel Goleman. Dr. Goleman studies, writes, and lectures on Emotional Intelligence along with Case Western Reserve University’s Dr. Richard Boyatzis. As you listen to Dr. Goleman, perhaps it will do your heart good to reflect on all of [...]

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A fascinating headline in the AP tonight. The top bankers in the U.S. are now concentrating on rebuilding the public trust. We are certainly going to be watching. In our opinion, there is nothing more important in this crisis than the public trust – and it has been violated with impunity. The leaders of our [...]

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Here is an interesting piece by Dr. Anthony DiBella about the need for trusted leadership. Enjoy. Thrive. Trust and be Trusted. In their efforts to manage the ups and downs of the business cycle, economists often talk about the need for soft landings. During the past six months, what seemed like that has turned into [...]

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