iBi - November 2009

There is a variety of generations represented in today’s workforce, from the Baby Boomers and Generation Xers to the latest generation, the Millennials or the Next Generation.

This is a complex question with no easy answers. But perhaps one of the main reasons is rooted simply in the distinction between what managers do and what leaders do.

In the wake of the current economic instability, the idea of job security is becoming somewhat of a rarity.

The economy is beginning to recover, and many companies will soon find it necessary to ramp up their productivity to meet the demands of consumers who have long been dormant.

Peoria Rotarians give of themselves to better the community in which they live and work.

Many people think being a leader is simply “being the boss” or giving orders and having direct reports. But there is much more to leadership.