Posts Categorized: Books

CEOs Chad Carr and Matt Herzberg Are Transforming Traditional Company Culture with New Book “The Art and Science of Culture”

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The term “culture” has grown by leaps and bounds since the turn of the 21st century. However, how many business leaders have a firm grasp on how to assess and develop their company’s culture, engage employees to embrace it, and leverage it as a strategic asset to drive business results? Authors and CEOs of Principled… Read more »

Social Media Sensation, Ruth Doeschner, Goes Off Script With Moving Memoir

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Going off Script is a beautifully written autobiography that chronicles Ruth’s journey from poverty to stardom.  In her new book, Ruth candidly shares the highs and the lows of her life growing up in Ghana and the struggles she encountered once she moved to the United States. In America, she faced uplifting and positive experiences… Read more »

Introducing Hallie O’Ween: Kelly Rorvik and Tara Tosten’s New Children’s Picture Book Inspiring Young Girls to Be Courageous

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Walk into any grocery store or department store and it is plain to see that Halloween is just around the corner. As kids across the country begin to ponder which character they will dress up as come Halloween night, a new heroine has entered the chat. Introducing Hallie O’Ween: the new children’s picture book co-authored… Read more »

Mary Star of the Sea Feast Day – Reflections and Resources from Franciscan Sisters

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The first features a composition by U.W. Superior Professor Brett Jones, based on the traditional Marian Chant ‘Regina Caeli’, and insight from Duluth Diocese Bishop Daniel Felton. https://fscc-calledtobe.org/2022/09/22/mary-star-of-the-sea-feast-day-devotion/ Reflected Jones, “I have always been intrigued by the titles of St. Mary, in particular ‘Star of the Sea.’  So, I set out to compose a vibraphone… Read more »