Change may come at different spurts, but it is ever present in business and personal life. You can count on it. Yet, there are those who resist it and are uncomfortable with the uncertainty of change. Others welcome change as exciting challenges and great opportunities. A fully-functional organization requires both perspectives to varying degrees. Those who protect against whimsical ideas and put efficiency into [...]
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Change a Great Equalizer to More Established Players in the Market
Posted in business, entrepreneur, tagged Alterian, Change, Dell, Microsoft on November 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Scott Oki, An Inspiring Role Model For All
Posted in business, entrepreneur, People, tagged community activitist, Japanese-American, KAC, Korean American Coalition, Microsoft, Oki Development, Oki golf, philanthropist, Scott Oki, venture capitalist on October 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Meet Scott Oki, an inspiring community activist and philanthropist. Recently, I had the privilege of working with Scott during the Korean-American Coalition (KAC) national convention, where he volunteered to be one of the keynote speakers. Inspirational and articulate, Scott spoke of the need for “personal integrity”, particularly among our youth. Growing up in Seattle, [...]
What If Bill Gates Had Never Moved Microsoft to Seattle? Thank You Mr. Gates and Good Luck
Posted in business, People, tagged Bill Gates, Bill Gates retirement, Microsoft on July 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Welcome everyone to the Seattle Duck Tour! The first part of the tour will be in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square district, where the original “skid row” was termed by loggers working in area. Now, manufacturing and retail are the pillars of the region’s economy. Yes, not sexy, but solid blue collar infrastructure… … and now [...]
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