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NAW SmartBrief: 4 tenets of good leadership

Monday, July 26, 2010   (0 Comments)
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July 26, 2010 News for the wholesale distribution industry
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Well-designed default options drive profits, simplify processes, enhance customer satisfaction, and reduce risk. Poor defaults leave money on the table, fuel consumer backlashes, and even trigger lawsuits. Based on a decade of research, this HBR article describes default options and suggest when to use each. Order here.
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  • 4 tenets of good leadership
    Effectively leading your team requires knowing and living your leadership style, and understanding your team members' wants and needs, Mike Figliuolo writes. He also says leaders should do the job they're asking their team to do and work to challenge, inspire and develop their workers. ThoughtLeaders blog (7/21) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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Online invoicing with AcceptPay can help maintain healthy cash flow for your company. Download the American Express OPEN Insight Guide to learn how AcceptPay's electronic invoicing and direct payments can help simplify payment processes and make it easier for your customers to pay you.
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Top five news stories selected by NAW SmartBrief readers in the past week.

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Small Business Manager
  • Why cash is king in securing a small-business loan
    As the value of equipment and property declines, banks are requesting another form of collateral -- often cash -- for small-business loans. One business owner looking to expand recounts banks asking him to use all his business' assets as collateral, sign a personal guarantee and deposit cash in a bank account equal to the amount of the loan, conditions he says he can't afford. The Wall Street Journal (7/22) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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Executive Life
  • Are airline passengers getting ruder?
    Some industry-watchers and frequent fliers say the stress of modern air travel is causing an increase in rudeness among passengers. Experts offer a list of do's and don'ts to make the experience more pleasant for everyone. USA TODAY (7/22) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Column: Stop pining for the "Golden Age" of air travel
    Politicians who talk of overturning airline deregulation may be harking back to a Golden Age of air travel that never actually existed, writes columnist Scott McCartney. Sure, there were spacious seats and sumptuous meals, but don't forget the unreliable equipment, high prices and limited service, he writes. "Truth is, the good old days weren't all that good, with air travel of the past romanticized and comfort and safety issues glossed over," McCartney adds. The Wall Street Journal (7/22) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Become Lean and Become More Profitable and More Effective
    Becoming lean in distribution is more important than ever in today's challenging economic market. Applying lean concepts makes sense because becoming lean means becoming a more effective distributor. And becoming lean will lead to higher profitability. "Lean Operations in Wholesale Distribution" focuses on the lucrative operations area and discusses steps distributors must take to design and manage a lean culture. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Save up to 29% with FedEx
    NAW members can save up to 29% on select FedEx shipping services. Enroll now -- enter passcode [WDJFRJ]. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • How to Become an Exceptional Distributor Sales Leader
    Distributor sales leaders: Shorten your learning curve, prevent costly mistakes and implement practices that will lead to exceptional performance. Sales leadership is more crucial to the survival of wholesale distribution companies today than ever before. In his new book, Dave Kahle shares years of practical, hands-on experience with answers to the 50 most crucial questions asked by distributor sales leaders. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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