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After some much-needed downtime, I am pleased to announce my new role as Chief Strategy Officer for Surge Development and Runnebohm Construction. I’m…
After some much-needed downtime, I am pleased to announce my new role as Chief Strategy Officer for Surge Development and Runnebohm Construction. I’m…
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I spent an interesting Monday in Reynolds, Indiana for the first time in nine years. There will likely be more to share eventually.
I spent an interesting Monday in Reynolds, Indiana for the first time in nine years. There will likely be more to share eventually.
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Let's bring the Bears to Northwest Indiana 🙌🏼
Let's bring the Bears to Northwest Indiana 🙌🏼
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Lay Minister
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
- 22 years 3 months
Social Services
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Chairman of Advisory Board
The Grindery
- 7 years 2 months
Civil Rights and Social Action
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How IOT is Made
ISBN: 978-1517161996
Will your company be a victim or a victor of the Internet of Things? An inspiring insight into the IOT efforts of industry, which are by far more advanced than consume IOT efforts. This book is written by accomplished leaders in the field and includes a discussion of likely challenges faced by companies wishing to enter the IOT space.
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Flameout: The Rise and Fall of Burger Chef
CreateSpace
See publicationThis is the story of the greatest might-have-been in the history of the fast food business. How did a company that began almost by accident become the innovation leader by 1960? What caused a decade-long slide that began right at the moment of their greatest success? Understanding begins with studying the experiences that forged Burger Chef and its leaders, and then learning from the mistakes corporations can make when they replace innovation and entrepreneurship with process and control—a…
This is the story of the greatest might-have-been in the history of the fast food business. How did a company that began almost by accident become the innovation leader by 1960? What caused a decade-long slide that began right at the moment of their greatest success? Understanding begins with studying the experiences that forged Burger Chef and its leaders, and then learning from the mistakes corporations can make when they replace innovation and entrepreneurship with process and control—a lesson as important today as it was a half-century ago.
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Lost Indianapolis (Images of America)
Arcadia Publishing
See publicationIn 1816, the U.S. Congress decided to give the newly formed State of Indiana four square miles of land to lay out a capital city. Just where the capital city would be platted, however, was unknown. Four years later, the spot was finally chosen near where Fall Creek meets the White River. From that moment forward, despite a few bumps along the way, Indianapolis began its development into one of the nation's great cities. Over the course of that development, many buildings, companies, legends…
In 1816, the U.S. Congress decided to give the newly formed State of Indiana four square miles of land to lay out a capital city. Just where the capital city would be platted, however, was unknown. Four years later, the spot was finally chosen near where Fall Creek meets the White River. From that moment forward, despite a few bumps along the way, Indianapolis began its development into one of the nation's great cities. Over the course of that development, many buildings, companies, legends, and people have come and gone. While they are now only shadows of the past, they help to form the history and heart of Indianapolis. In Lost Indianapolis, author John P. McDonald weaves together the incredible stories of such diverse lost Indianapolis landmarks as Union Station, Burger Chef, Riverside Park, and the Central Canal. The result is a stirring history of the city, told through the stories of the icons of the past
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Over the past eight years, I have embraced the role of a connector—someone who can directly assist you or introduce you to others who can help you…
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When you're surrounded by people who believe in Northwest Indiana, you feel the energy (and the luck!). As Heather Ennis said, it's always a good…
When you're surrounded by people who believe in Northwest Indiana, you feel the energy (and the luck!). As Heather Ennis said, it's always a good…
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After 13 incredible years at IBM—including 12 years dedicated to supporting one of IBM’s largest clients, AT&T—my role was recently eliminated as…
After 13 incredible years at IBM—including 12 years dedicated to supporting one of IBM’s largest clients, AT&T—my role was recently eliminated as…
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Beyond proud to see my son’s piece in the Los Angeles Times! - featured on the front page of Sunday's Entertainment section, spanning three pages!…
Beyond proud to see my son’s piece in the Los Angeles Times! - featured on the front page of Sunday's Entertainment section, spanning three pages!…
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Wow….overwhelmed with gratitude today. We purchased Regent Bank with $72 million in assets in 2008. It took 14 years to reach $1 billion in…
Wow….overwhelmed with gratitude today. We purchased Regent Bank with $72 million in assets in 2008. It took 14 years to reach $1 billion in…
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I am excited and grateful to announce that I have decided to join an incredible team at NineStar Connect as the next Vice President of Human…
I am excited and grateful to announce that I have decided to join an incredible team at NineStar Connect as the next Vice President of Human…
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I had the pleasure of hosting this month’s Morning Meet Up at Lower Lincoln, and discussed something I see so often when woring with new clients at…
I had the pleasure of hosting this month’s Morning Meet Up at Lower Lincoln, and discussed something I see so often when woring with new clients at…
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January brings a lot of talk about fresh starts. But real momentum comes from infrastructure that never resets. Across Tulsa, the systems that…
January brings a lot of talk about fresh starts. But real momentum comes from infrastructure that never resets. Across Tulsa, the systems that…
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