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Consultant, Author, Speaker Holly Green is the CEO of THE HUMAN FACTOR, Inc. (http://www.thehumanfactor.biz) She has over 20 years of executive level and operations experience in FORTUNE 100, entrepreneurial, and management consulting organizations. Experiences include working for multinational corporations such as: The Coca-Cola Company, AT&T, Dell Computer, Bass Hotels & Resorts, Expedia, RealNetworks, Microsoft and Google. She was previously president of The Ken Blanchard Companies & LumMed, Inc.
Holly is a frequent keynote speaker for numerous corporate and professional associations as well as for Vistage, the world's largest CEO membership organization. Her book, More Than A Minute: How To Be An Effective Leader & Manager In Today's Changing World (http://www.MoreThanaMinute.com) lends voice to her corporate experience and goes beyond the theory of leading and managing by providing practical action oriented information.
She is currently on staff at Webster University where she teaches courses in the graduate program. Holly also teaches for the University of California San Diego, Rady School of Management in the executive education program.

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Making Stuff Up
Imagination can be a wonderful thing. But in the business world, making stuff up that has little to no basis in reality can wreak havoc with your strategic planning process. Learn how to identify common MSUs (making stuff up) and minimize their impact on your organization. Read
By: Holly G. Green | 13/11/2009 | Strategic Planning

Don't Be a Rule Fool
The business world has changed almost beyond recognition. If you’re still operating by the old rules of the game, your customers and markets have probably already left you behind and you don’t even know it. Read
By: Holly G. Green | 03/11/2009 | Leadership

Leading During Turbulent Times
Like the world’s best sports teams and athletes, business leaders need to get clear on winning and constantly work towards it. To win in business today, you have to get focused, keep the right things in front of you, and make progress every day towards your destination. Read
By: Holly G. Green | 07/10/2009 | Leadership