Archive for the ‘charity’ Category
The King of Sports: What LeBron James Taught Us About Business Management, Antitrust Violations, Marketing, and Life as Pro Wrestling
Friday, July 9, 2010 13:30 1 CommentIt was real-time docudrama like we have never seen before, filled with an incredible volume of hyperbole and enough potential story-lines to populate a small novel. On live television, the so-called most coveted free agent in all of sports descended from his reclusive mountaintop and informed the world as to what professional basketball franchise had [...]
My Radical Thought of the Day
Sunday, January 17, 2010 12:36 No CommentsLet’s face it, our lives are pretty decent, and for that we should consider ourselves blessed. We in the United States and other nations of the “West” are not torn apart by political strife, genocide, or cataclysmic natural disasters. For the most part, we all are able to wake up each morning, safe and sound, [...]
Introduction to Facebook for Associations
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 20:32 1 CommentA few weeks ago, I received an offer from Scott Oser at the College of Association Marketing to participate in a series of Webinars tailored to the novices of the association social media set. After a great first offering — Intro to Social Media with Deirdre Reid (with me as sidekick/color commentator) — today was [...]
Lefty Logo Lunacy
Wednesday, August 5, 2009 12:02 No CommentsThis past weekend, I flew back from a brief four-day respite in Miami’s wonderful South Beach, and found myself constantly staring at an advertisement for a company called Carbonfund in my JetBlue’s 37 channels of DirectTV display. Something was just “off” about this message, I kept telling myself, not even factoring in the post-modern hypocritical [...]
The Grim Realities? Maybe Not So Much
Thursday, April 30, 2009 17:40 No CommentsRemember last year’s 4A’s Leadership Conference? The facilities were awesome, and everyone worked hard to create a great program as always, but there was a definite undercurrent of uncertainty plaguing attendees and casting a shadow over the show. What was happening to the business? Were agencies going to be shut out of “digital” (intentional use [...]
Think Globally, Act Locally: the 20th District in NY and Politics Beyond the Beltway
Tuesday, April 7, 2009 19:08 1 CommentThe political world remains transfixed on a small, otherwise nondescript region of upstate New York; there, a hotly contested race for state’s seat in the 20th Congressional District remains too close to call, as Republican Jim Tedisco and Democrat Scott Murphy remain deadlocked in this highest of stakes. Really? One meager seat out of 435? [...]
I’m Keith Hernandez
Sunday, June 8, 2008 11:42 No CommentsVia Metstradamus, once I saw this t-shirt I had to order it. Yes, that’s a 17 with a mustache. Eh, what the heck, it’s for charity, right?









