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Tag Archives: Risk
High Flight Requires Risk
The passing of two of the great aviation masters in the last few weeks started me thinking about what forges great people like them. The Aerospace Icons I am discussing here are Bob Hoover and John Glenn. Both made incredible … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Leadership
Tagged aerospace, aviators, flight, innovator, Risk, risk management
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Evolving Fear into Function
A professional associate and close friend of mine recently earned the honor of speaking at TEDx Lausanne. His topic was Evolving Fear into Function, which is a pretty provocative subject for a professional whose focus revolves around decreasing risk. My friend’s name is Andrew … Continue reading
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