Senior Moments: A New, Knowledge on Demand Marketplace Matches Firms with The Right, Seasoned Experts to Fill Their Needs for Expertise | Bizcovering

How can companies needing senior executive perspectives find that on demand? Likewise, how do retired or semi-retired senior managers and consultants find a market for their many years of experience and perspective? A new, start-up firm has a solution that enables both sides of the knowledge management equation to use new technologies and social media to meet the growing need for knowledge and expertise on demand.

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Senior Moments: A New, Knowledge on Demand Marketplace Matches Firms with The Right, Seasoned Experts to Fill Their Needs for Expertise | Bizcovering

David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University

Wyld About Business (http://ping.fm/lGaPN)

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Fox News on The Potential for State Bankruptcies to Occur

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Here at Wyld About Business, we've been covering an emerging political and investment topic, that of the potential for individual states to declare bankruptcy (See State Bankruptcy Option Is Sought, Quietly). Now, Fox News has brought the topic to the front burner. Watch this interview below with Shepard Smith and Jordan Goodman, the author of Master Your Debt (ironic, isn't it!). Watch below and comment here on the blog:




We do live in interesting - and yet, scary - times!

David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University
Wyld About Business (http://ping.fm/13DSS)


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