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For more than 30 years, author and management expert Ken Blanchard has been helping people unleash the power and potential of everyone they know. The ...
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Situational Leadership II, online, 1999, Ninth House, Inc. (800-304-4951 www.ninthhouse.com), $50-$349.
In the not-too-distant future, we'll work in...
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Saturday's flower show in Buss Hall was full of blooms at the Wayne County Fair this year.
Best of shows were awarded to horticulture, Priscilla Sprang, Shreve; flowering house plants, Ken Blanchard, Apple Creek; and house plants, Jane Miller, Smithville.
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One-of-a-kind approach features 'Servant Leadership' philosophy taught by Blanchard
PHOENIX -- Over the past few years, professionals throughout the...
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Ken Blanchard was in Naples, Fla., last fall, playing golf with his fraternity brothers from Cornell University when he checked his voice mail and lis...
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Jesus was a One Minute Manager working with 12 incompetent guys.
All those great ideas I thought were mine were just on loan," said management sage Ken Blanchard, whose 1982 book The One Minute Manager has sold more than 17 million copies.
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Situational Leadership II, online, 1999, Ninth House Network (800-304-4951 www.ninthhouse.com), $50-$349.
In the not-too-distant future, we'll work ...
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Long Beach. Ken Blanchard, chief spiritual officer of The Ken Blanchard Cos. and a business leadership author, will be part of the half-day seminar on "Leading the Ethical Organization" on June 28.
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In Tuesday's flower show at the Wayne County Fair, best of shows for hybrid tea roses went to Carol Morris, Apple Creek; miniature roses, Doris Troutman, Wooster; gladiola, Betty Bridenstine, West Salem; dahlias, Jim Shaffer, Wooster.
Artistic amateur was awarded to Stephanie Schwarzwalder, Shreve, with artistic amateur best interpretation going to William Ogden, Wooster. Ken Blanchard of Apple Creek and Vicky Puster of Lakeville took home artistic open division, with best interpretation open division going home with Kevin Horst, Wooster.
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Ken Blanchard mingles with luminaries like the Rev. Robert Schuller, Tony Robbins and Hall of Fame football coach Don Shula. He earns as much as $70,000 on the lecture circuit and has leveraged his first best-seller, The One Minute Manager, into dozens of spinoff titles spreading his mantras of good management around the world. But visit the Ken Blanchard Cos., his leadership-training company in an office park 30 miles northeast of San Diego, and the basic tenets of his management style are readily apparent: Lead like Jesus, and hire family. A look at the Blanchard business gospel tells much about a culture that embraces religion and is fueled by nepotism. The term nepotism gets an undeserved bad rap, says Adam Bellow, author of In Praise of Nepotism and son of novelist Saul Bellow. Re...