Boise can boast it is the birthplace of two of the largest airlines in the United States. Here are three entrepreneurship and innovation lessons from its early aviation pioneers.
Despite what many “yes men” would have you believe, giving “no” for an answer is perfectly acceptable. In fact, it could just save your company.
Since the second week of August, my 8-year-old son has dedicated an inordinate amount of time to one thing: football. This Sunday, he’ll wrap up his second year of Pop Warner football. And while there have been a lot of highs and lows since the team first got together for agilities week in the hot…
Regardless of how great your products and ideas are, your people ultimately build, sell, and support them. The world’s best companies are able to continuously recruit and retain outstanding people and cultivate employee loyalty.
In this new blog series I will share 10 specific business philosophies and entrepreneur leadership lessons gleaned from a 25-year career in software.
As an economics major and the son of a business school professor, I’ve been immersed in theoretical business for much of my life. Oligopolies, Game Theory, and Competitive Advantage have been popular topics of conversation at the Petri household’s dinner table since I was in a high-chair. But what I’ve discovered in the past 5…
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