BLUE SAGE BLOG
Canary in the Coal Mine or Canary in the Classroom?
“Mom, why are you doing this?” A text message I’ve received many times in the past few weeks from my daughter – a millennial whose employer (along with her husband’s) has decided to wait until 2021 before they allow employees back into the workplace. I am a primary...
Adopt an Attitude of Gratitude
The volunteer community is a membership organization’s heart and soul. Their contribution is priceless and the organization couldn’t function without them. Not only do they make things happen behind the scenes, but they also express the values of the organization in...
6 Lessons I Learned from Teaching in a COVID-era Classroom
If teachers had playbooks, they might include lesson plans, class materials, presentations, exercises and activities and assessments that support the course learning objectives. When I walk into a classroom, I’ve got my playbook ready for that day’s class. But last...
Confronting the Challenges of Strategy and Strategy Execution
According to a recent study by the Harvard Business Review, only 8% of leaders can strategize and execute their strategy effectively. Furthermore, leaders who can strategize well are most likely to be able to put the strategy into place, but only because they happen...
BLUE SAGE on BUSINESS
An Interview with Pamela Campagna President, BLUE SAGE Consulting, Inc. What do you most like about your job? Because I work with many companies and organizations, I'm able to carry what I learn from one situation to another. The variety and the constant challenge of...
7 Secrets to an Effective Virtual Workshop
Collaboration in a global marketing setting can be challenging on the best of days. Our guest blogger, Jen Kelly of New Initiatives Marketing shares her views on how to rise to the challenge. Delivering a workshop can be one of the best ways to share your...