In my Trinidadian and Jamaican columns I have written recent articles about doing business after the State of Emergency in T&T, and the need to re-think the annual planning retreat.
Recent Projects
Here is a short sample of some of the projects we have been involved with recently.
A Washington, DC – based non-profit asked us to help them devise and implement their on-line engagement strategy.
A Caribbean snack and food company hired us to act as their head of Human Resource while conducting a search for a replacement.
We are also part of a project team due to start soon in Trinidad that involves doing the strategic planning for a financial institution.
Another financial institution in Jamaica has hired us to train over 100 of its employees in our latest time management and productivity techniques.
Time Management 2.0
I have been fortunate to be able to present the ideas I have been working on in Time Management 2.0 in a variety of fora.
A recent article I wrote entitled “Why Jamaicans Have to Migrate to Become Productive” was published in the Gleaner and received a good amount of feedback, while generating an interesting discussion.
Based on the article, I got a call from a producer at TVJ to come back on the morning show to speak to some of the ideas in the article. The video can be found here:
Accepting the Plantation – Videos
Recently Peter Gales of MoreVida (i.e. thepracticeofyourlife.com) interviewed me on the topic of my recent issue of FirstCuts: “Accepting the Plantation.” The interview was fun to do and lasted about 17 minutes in total. Here are the links:
Part 1 –
Part 2 –
Interview with Aldo at Bessfm.com
I recently completed an interview on Bessfm.com, (100.1fm here in Jamaica,) on the topic of Culture and the Bottom Line.