DIBs Talk: After the Show
Join us for Candid conversation following our DIBs Talk: The Murder of George Floyd - Race & Consequences of Leadership Host: James Pogue, Ph.D Panelists: Tonika Simmons and Dom Perry
DIBs Talk: The Murder of George Floyd – Race & Consequences of Leadership
JP Enterprises presents DIBs Talk: The Murder of George Floyd Race & Consequences of Leadership Host: James Pogue, Ph.D Panelists: Tonika Simmons and Dom Perry Contact us at info@jamespogue.com
Are Your Hands In Your Pockets?
You’ve seen the pictures of the Black man who died under the knee of a police officer with his hands in his pockets. In your house, your place of worship, in your company, on your board… Are Your Hands In Your Pockets… and Where Are Your Knees? There are Black [...]
DIBs Talk: After the Show
Listen in to some candid post-show conversation from our latest DIBs Talk: Martial Arts and Sciences - Life, Lessons & Learnings! Host: James Pogue, Ph.D. Panelist: Lois Schoenbrun and Johnny Linebarger
DIBs Talk: Martial Arts and Sciences – Life, Lessons & Learnings
JP Enterprises presents DIBs Talk: Martial Arts and Sciences - Life, Lessons & Learnings Host: James Pogue, Ph.D Panelists: Lois Schoenbrun and Johnny Linebarger Contact us at info@jamespogue.com or visit our website, jamespogue.com.
DIBs Talk: The GA Shooting – Strategies for Productive Conversations
Join us as we tackle one of today's hardest topics... JP Enterprises presents DIBs Talk: The GA Shooting - Strategies for Productive Conversations Host: James Pogue, Ph.D Special Guest: Charles M. Blow, New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Panelists: Parris Carter, Ed.D., Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, [...]
DIBs Talk: Mid-Wifery: Safety, Access, and Ethnicity
JP Enterprises presents DIBs Talk: Mid-Wifery: Safety, Access, and Ethnicity Host: James Pogue, Ph.D Panelists: Teree Fruga and Alexyis Roberts
DIBs Talk: The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable
JP Enterprises presents DIBs Talk: The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable Host: James Pogue, Ph.D Panelists: Elena Gerstmann, Ph.D, FASAE, CAE and Darren K. Ford, SPHR
Lessons from Loss
This life I lead today is different from the one I led before I lost my friends, my daughter and a grand child, whose eyes never opened outside the womb. Over the last few years, I have been shocked into pain and anguish; thrust into it without my consent. The [...]
Effective Strategies for Leading People Older than You (WFF.com)
Original article published on Women’s Foodservice Forum on December 7, 2019. Five generations are working side-by-side in organizations across North America for the first time, bringing their own experiences, expectations and ideas about how work gets done. Almost three-quarters of workers 55 and older report to younger bosses, according to [...]