Today our country will honor the life of the 39th President of the United States and my first “big” boss – President Jimmy Carter.
A Personal Reflection on the 39th President
Category: Articles
Five Ways to Get Priority Access to STEM Talent
It is no secret that the nature of work is changing at a rapid pace. The demand for qualified STEM employees is not slowing down, but the available pool of talent isn’t keeping pace. In her latest column for the Delaware Business Times, Terri Hartwell Easter, founding principal of T. H. Easter Consulting, offers a vision for a holistic… Read more »
In the Wake of #MeToo, Employers Must Revisit, Revamp Practices
Harvey Weinstein. Matt Lauer. Charlie Rose. Kevin Spacey. John Conyers. The #MeToo movement has led to seismic changes in perceptions about sexual harassment: what it is, how pervasive it is and how devastating it can be for individuals as people and as professionals. Read the Article
Business Leaders, Here’s How You Start Taking Diversity & Inclusion Seriously
We all know it should be a priority, but how do we begin to make it one? Read Terri Hartwell Easter’s article in Women of Influence.
We are honored to join APQC in its latest podcast!
We are pleased to have been asked to sponsor and provide expert commentary on the organization’s latest study, Strategic Workforce Planning. Terri Hartwell Easter, principal and founder, offered in-depth perspective on the importance of workforce planning and the myriad implications for a business’s strategic and organizational objectives that should be considered when embarking on this… Read more »
Diversity in the Workplace in the Era of Trump — Corporate America v. America First?
In the last twenty-five plus years, it appeared that America had reached something of a consensus about the value of diversity and inclusion in our society, particularly in the workplace. Indeed, it is now unusual to find a large corporation or professional services firm that does NOT have a formal diversity and inclusion program, generally… Read more »
Our Leader is Gone, Now What?
Given the instability that is being fomented in this presidential election, it seems timely to consider how the United States has managed a massive leadership transition every four or eight years up to this point without outbreaks of violence, rebellion or war. Rough and tumble though the campaigns may be, no one outside of a… Read more »
What is Your Firm’s Success Profile?
What is Your Firm’s Success Profile? by Susan Brooks first appeared in the November 2016 issue of Law Practice Today, a monthly digital publication by the American Bar Association (ABA) Law Practice Division that brings you the most current information and trends in the legal industry by delivering anecdotes from professionals in the field of… Read more »
Law Enforcement is Taking a Look at Implicit Bias — Lawyers Should Too
Read more of Susan’s article on The National Law Journal.