Brianna Langley HendersonThe Difference Between Doing and LeadingFirstly, there is a distinction between doing and leading. Doers are those who expertly execute tasks and deliver results, while leaders…6d ago6d ago
Brianna Langley HendersonUnderstanding the Impact of Anthropology and Psychology on Organizational BehaviorLet’s talk about organizational behavior this week. Navigating this complex web can often feel like charting unknown territory. Of course…Jun 21Jun 21
Brianna Langley HendersonReaching Prospects — Not Just Customers — with B2B Email MarketingWhile both prospects and customers are are essential for business growth, they are in totally different stages of the buyer’s journey, and…Jun 11Jun 11
Brianna Langley HendersonBest Practices for Aligning Personal Goals with Company ObjectivesAligning your professional goals with your company’s overarching objectives is crucial for sustained growth and success. And if you’re a…Jun 7Jun 7
Brianna Langley HendersonThe Magic of Involving Employees in Your PR EffortsPublic relations (PR) has evolved beyond traditional media outreach and press releases. One of the most powerful, yet often overlooked…May 29May 29
Brianna Langley HendersonThe Business Case for Keeping a Record of ‘Lost’ LeadsIn sales and marketing, there exists an often-overlooked truth: not every lead converts on the first interaction. So, what if those “lost”…May 24May 24
Brianna Langley HendersonGetting Comfortable with Imperfection in Your Marketing CampaignsIn marketing, there’s often a tug-of-war between two schools of thought: meticulous planning versus rapid execution.May 18May 18
Brianna Langley HendersonHow do you measure AI success?First, there’s no magic wand, no silver bullet. AI isn’t a genie granting wishes, it’s a tool that needs the right environment to shine. To…Apr 29Apr 29
Brianna Langley HendersonA Tale of Two LeadersThere are two types of leaders in this world: thermostats and thermometers.Apr 91Apr 91
Brianna Langley HendersonAI is Good for HumansIn the business world, everything is viewed through the lens of value. You’re either a value promoter or a value detractor.Mar 25Mar 25
