The WorldBlu Blog

Let me begin by saying, “Thank you, Gretchen Spreitzer.”
I just got word that Ms. Spreitzer, a professor at the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business, has just announced her findings on a research initiative she’s headed. Her results quantitatively shows that companies using organizational democracy to operate build more peaceful societies.
Wow.
In […]

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Attention revolutionaries! Please turn to page 42 in the October issue of “Fast Company” magazine where you will find a datebook entry about the upcoming WorldBlu Forum. Since the press deadline for that issue, the invitation to the WorldBlu Forum has been broadened to include thought-leaders of every generation. So, please take note that everyone […]

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My intentions had been good. Originally, I envisioned the WorldBlu Forum being a gathering for next generation business leaders, ages 40 and younger. I had been to other events with next gen leaders and they were incredible experiences. As a next generation leader myself, I wanted the Forum to be a similar experience, a place […]

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. . . because we thought he did. That’s why we invited Jon, host of the wildly popular “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central, to speak at The WorldBlu Forum. After all, Jon is an incredible force for authentic, say-it-like-it-is free speech. That’s why we love him. His best-selling book, “America (The Book): A Citizen’s […]

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I was invited to write a brief article about freedom-centered leadership for the entrepreneurs network called Yes!Circle, located here in DC. Here’s the lead-in to the article – just click at the end to read more:
High-achieving entrepreneurs know that the key to sustainable success rests not with just having a great idea flawlessly executed for […]

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As many around the world know by now, a large part of the southern US was devastated by Hurricane Katrina this week. It is unimaginable for those of us who sit in our comfortable homes each night watching the news. My heart feels such compassion for the people and families down there. While my heart […]

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