Mitch's Blog

I’ve known George Chapman for a few years now, and we even worked on one project together. I wish I’d known him when he was vice president of one of the local hospitals because it might have helped my consulting business take off earlier, but so be it. George is one of those guys for […]

I can’t remember how I got in contact with Richard Satterwhite to tell you the truth, but we decided to meet up with each other for lunch at the Red Lobster in Rochester on a very snowy day that would qualify as blizzard conditions anywhere else in the country. I live in the Syracuse area, […]

I’m asked often if I really believe I can teach anyone to be a good leader. Each time, I’m reminded of a story that I’ve heard told often at this sales training I partake of from time to time. It’s a very short story; actually, more of a scenario. Ten people are brought into a […]

I met Danny (Dhyaneshwar B. Chawan) through a consultant’s organization I’m a part of (and webmaster and editor of their newsletter), Professional Consultant’s Association of Central New York. He’s someone you don’t meet every day; he’s a Ph. D. food scientist, and the things he’s shared with me and my wife are out of this […]

I’ve yet to meet Allan DeKaye, though I will be meeting him in about two weeks. I’ve known about him for a long time, though, as he’s a healthcare consultant whose forte is information and statistics. At least that’s the impression I’ve always had about him, as he used to write a newsletter years ago, […]