• 25 min
Our guest today is Ron Price, who is an executive advisor, author, speaker and the CEO of Price Associates. Today Ron introduces the axiology concept--giving us the definition and telling us how it relates to developing leaders.
By Dr. Ranjit Nair • 2 min read
For companies on a fiscal year calendar, it’s that time of year again: Compensation or Total Rewards planning season is upon us!
By Andy Johnson • 4 min read
My first career was in architecture. My father was an architect and it came naturally to me as well. Right out of college, I took a job at a local firm that s
• 10 min
Today our guest is Bill Tom, managing partner of Infoquest, certified Exit Planning Advisor, and faculty member for The Complete Leader. Bill talks about the nuances of succession planning.
Last month Price Associates team member Dr. Evans Baiya travelled to Africa to present at Nairobi Innovation Week. In its second year, the event was well attend
• 17 min
This week our guest is Nkosana Mazibisa, founder of Mazibisa Inc., a brand strategy firm. Nkosana is a visiting fellow at Dartmouth under the Young African Leadership Initiative and was recently featured on Forbes Africa 30 under 30.
• 25 min
Our guest today is Ron Price, who is an international business advisor, speaker and the author of six books, the most recent of which is The Complete Leader.
The most successful leaders must learn to identify the two opposing yet necessary leadership styles and include both to create healthy balance.
By Courtney Feider • 2 min read
The concept and the urgency of change is everywhere. For the past decade or so, we've been gradually subscribing to it as a culture—in the realms of diet, alt
• 1 min
Our guest is Dr. Ranjit Nair, a leadership and talent management advisor with Price Associates, speaker and author. Dr. Nair is a former HR executive who helps companies build talent strategies that are aligned to company goals.
By Trish Candler • 3 min read
In my home town we recently buried a local hero, known around the world as Muhammad Ali.
By Dr. Ranjit Nair
Effective talent management starts with hiring the right employees—those who can help a company build value and delight its customers.