Carol and Ken Adelman

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Ken Adelman, the former US ambassador to the U.N. and U.S. arms control director for President Reagan, and his wife Carol, who headed major overseas programs for the US Agency for International Development, have channeled their love of Shakespeare and understanding of complex organizations to create Movers & Shakespeares, a executive training company. The Adelmans bring business lessons to life often with participants donning capes and crown for large and small groups

United States. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Adelman, Kenneth L.

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In young company

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Bill Byham, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Development Dimensions International, talks about the pros and cons of promoting younger executives. Byham thinks that the reason behind the growing number of younger managers in leadership roles is that the organizations are fast-tracking them for senior positions.

Management and Public Relations, Interview, Consulting services, Development Dimensions International Inc., Byham, Bill

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60 minutes you'll never get back

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Several tips are presented for conducting effective management team meetings. It is suggested that a good meeting addresses and ensures that each member actively shares information and insight and has a feeling of satisfaction of having spent time well, contributing positively to the company.

Methods, Work groups, Teamwork (Workplace), Corporate retreats

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