When having difficult conversations, tensions can run high — especially when disagreements about politics or strategy arise. In this Klatsch, Robert Heath Sr., US Marine Corps veteran, attorney and CEO of The Legacy Leadership Consulting Group, describes the 3 barriers to having crucial conversations.
After a several-year hiatus, our summer internship program is back and better than ever! We’re incredibly excited to have two interns joining us this summer to learn from our team through hands-on work supporting our clients. Say “hello” to Samantha and Grace!
May 17th, 2023 saw the West Michigan community collaborate to make a difference through service to a wide variety of local nonprofit organizations. Celebrating its 4th anniversary, the event, coordinated by our friends at the Michigan West Coast Chamber of Commerce,...
Last week, we welcomed two new account managers to our team: Patrick Clark and Erin Trisch. As account managers, Patrick and Erin will support clients' growth and success with brand and marketing strategy, project management, and creative direction. Patrick Clark...
For those of us in creative roles, it can be easy to think AI is going to replace us. But don’t give up hope just yet.
Considering Americans spend about a third of their lives at work, you’d think we would derive a great deal of meaning from what we do. When we look at workers around the world, this is usually the case, but surprisingly it is not true of Americans—at least not in...
Dan Broersma, Sustainability Manager at the City of Holland, joins Vince to discuss ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) practices from large scale businesses and how they can be modeled at a smaller scale.
From Herman-Miller to honeybees, Dan Broersma recaps his favorite sustainability stories from his tenure in the industry.
Dan Broersma, Sustainability Manager for the City of Holland and Vince talk about some of the sustainable practices brought forth by the community. Plus, how can your organization be more sustainable without costing you money? Dan gives tips on where to start.
With social media growing more caustic by the minute, people seem to have abandoned one of the basic tenets of good communication—empathy. Empathy connects us to each other and allows us to better understand the experiences of others.