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Michael Buchheit, Leadership Philosophy, Grand Canyon Association

Michael Buchheit
My leadership philosophy is rooted in a personal commitment to live by my values, to lead by example, to set and achieve concrete goals, and to support, nurture and celebrate the accomplishments of everyone within my sphere of influence. I make every effort to help my co-workers, colleagues and constituents to achieve their personal and professional goals by looking…
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Corey Ringenberg

Growth and Learning

Corey Ringenberg
Does your organization foster a culture of professional growth and development? Throughout my career in public service I have watched organizations weather some hard-economic times. One element always seemed to separate good organizations from the great ones. Those organizations that followed a commitment to promoting employee growth and development opportunities grew, while those that cut…
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The Myth of Subject Matter Expertise

Jill Paine
The further I get into my career, the more I begin to question that technical skills alone are a key indicator of success. Didn’t we all believe that to be hired or to hire the perfect fit, we had to be or find the candidate with the best, most specialized credentials, the expert in a…
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Leadership Reflections

Allie Stender
I recently completed an 8-week leadership development program hosted by my employer. Even though I willfully participated, the first day was a bit nerve-racking. You know what I’m talking about. It felt like those times when you are voluntold to a committee, and you feel apprehensive about how it will go. Then you walk into…
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Want Innovation?  Think House Renovation!

Richard Baron
We all want innovation in our organization.  But how to start?  For a clear path, compare your organization’s innovation to a house renovation. How Did We Get Here? Think of where you live.  It’s comfortable.  You know what to expect.  You may not notice that the walls could use some fresh paint and the light…
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Lessons from my father

Reggie Eccleston
“You may as well catch the ball.” Those words were a defining moment in my development. I was 10 years old and had just completed my first Pop Warner football game. I scored three touchdowns that day, and was so excited about my performance.  While heading home my dad asked me about the pass play…
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The Inner Workings of My Mind and Business

Julie Lancaster
Back when I had housemates, I loved to study their habits.  But not in a creepy way.  Do they start the coffee before they jump in the shower or later?  What’s the first thing they do when they get home from work? I am still just as curious, but these days I am the most…
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Vision Boards as part of your strategic planning

Jeannie Duncan
“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” — Albert Einstein If you are an organizational leader, chances are you participate in some form of strategic planning to align your work to the larger organizational vision, purpose, and goals so you and your team know how you add value and can feel…
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Failure: The Main Ingredient for Confidence Building

Charlie Hart
When my seventh-grade summer arrived, I could hardly wait. I was excited to play endless video games, wake up whenever and go to the beach. Turns out my Dad had different plans for me. Upon waking up that day, I was told I would be joining Jr. Life Guards. My response was reasonable, “Dad, I…
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LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR RETIREMENT

Bill Faulkner
YOUR WORLD IS DIFFERENT NOW I have a unique perspective compared to most of you reading this. I am no longer in the “work-world.” I am 79 and retired. And have had a while to figure out how to “do” retirement well. Although many folks count down the years to retirement with delight, I have…
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