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Guest Commentary: A True Sense of Belonging

By creating a culture of belonging, everyone can and will be more successful.

Guest Commentary: All Aboard!

When an employee starts a new job, that is the time to capture their heart and mind.

Guest Commentary: The Moment Of Impact

Leadership impact reinforces the notion that someone believes in you – more than you believe in yourself.

Guest Commentary: Time To NOT Act Your Age

It appears that we are taking the command to act our age too seriously. We seem to be smiling and laughing less. Of course, as adults we are in fact responsible for our actions. However, our age is what we keep in our head and our heart.

Guest Commentary: Gray Matter, Matters … In Fact, We All Matter

It is my professional and personal opinion that successful organizations blend their workforce with millennials and seasoned, experienced employees. People with gray hair matter. Getting different generations to work together is paramount for the success of the organization.

Guest Commentary: Autologue eDelivery vs. UPS, Fed Ex, USPS

Ladies and gentleman, if you are in the parts distribution business, you are in the delivery business! The good news is, we were in the delivery business before large web retailers came to fruition. So, let’s not allow them to be a disruptor in our parts business.

Guest Commentary: Vehicle Inspection Impact

The greatest enemy of vehicle inspections also is its greatest advocate, the elected official.

Guest Commentary: Is Saying Thank You Passe? Has Civility Left the Building?

We all have the power to say these two magic words and thus appreciate, motivate, create good will, spread peace and raise self-esteem.

Guest Commentary: The Consumer As CMO

Today’s Prospects Are Telling Us Exactly How to Reach Them. Are You Listening?

Guest Commentary: ‘The Long View’ By MEMA President And CEO Bill Long

“We need to be focused on the evolution – or maybe even the revolution – of technology, market forces, consumer attitudes, business practices, workforces, and the many external pressures and shifts that are coming our way,” writes MEMA CEO Bill Long.