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Removing Barriers and Building Bridges

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Mike Derryberry

I lived in Seattle for over 30 years and so I have some experience with bridges.  The Puget Sound (Seattle) is also a rugged landscape consisting of rivers, lakes, mountains and of course the Puget Sound, so I know a … Continue reading →

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Upside Down Leadership Needed

Posted on March 2, 2012 by Mike Derryberry

Its that season again. No I’m not talking about Spring Training. I’m talking about the ‘election season’. Are you as disturbed by the direction of our country as I am? Recently I was at a business networking conference and the … Continue reading →

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Integrity: How Does Your Company Stack Up?

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Mike Derryberry

Everyday we turn on the news to find that some executive or some business has swindled, embezzled or cheated someone. We indignantly proclaim that we would never do such a thing. Yet, given the right set of circumstances and pressures … Continue reading →

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Do Your Core Values Make a Difference?

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Mike Derryberry

In my last post I asked, ‘What separates a really great janitorial company from an average one?’ I said that Customer Service had to be the primary goal and objective (that is true for any great company regardless of their … Continue reading →

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